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Old 06-24-2007, 10:42 AM   #1
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Cylinder head rebuild - progress report

Greetings Shadow Owners:

This is my 2,000 mile progress report after completing the cylinder head rebuild in my 1991 Shadow ES Turbo Convertible (Details about this project can be found in Dodge > Nonspecific > 1991 Dodge Shadow Cooling System Issues).

After seven weeks and over 2,000 miles (118,700), my Shadow is running "Sweet". I guess I did something right. Installed a new OEM dual-outlet muffler to replace the orginal and it passed California Smog with flying colors.

The car should be good for another 100,000 miles now. Time to replace the top before the rains start this winter.
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