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Old 11-08-2004, 04:14 PM
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Engine is apart, glad I spent the time

The intake runners of the VORTECH intake were way off, about 20% of the opening was hitting the side of the head. Also I was told the the heads were ported, but they were not.

I have spent the last few days, grinding my life away. I cannot wait till I put her back together, should see some power gains
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Re: Engine is apart, glad I spent the time

good luck man
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