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The problem must be that your engine has been mounted forward from stock, or at the wrong angle, or the radiator is back from stock.
Looking at your pictures I suspect it is a engine positing problem.
Is the engine mounted to the crossmenber in the original position?
If so I suspect it is the angle your engine is mounted that is causing the problem.
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