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Old 07-23-2002, 05:18 PM
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IMHO

I like the insurance policy of having the nut on the bottom. That way, gravity works in my favor in the event of a failure.
Also, I can't imagine getting a torque wrench on the nut if it's on top, so it is unlikely it could be torqued accurately upside-down.

Manipulating the engine position did not work well for me.
Removing the rear exhaust manifold was really not that bad.
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