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04-08-24, 23:18
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new video on Fenton Exhaust
https://youtu.be/aHRsni8prtI
Thought it would be a good idea to show the exhaust while it's still visible 
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05-08-24, 00:09
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Thanks for the explanation, Harry.
Looks like a worthwhile conversion.
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05-08-24, 03:32
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Nice
A useful conversion in order to bring the 216 into life !
I've not had any problems with leaky manifold gaskets but I have always used NOS gaskets in the WW2 GM packaging , these gaskets were still available from Hughes Trading AKA Hancock Motors back in the day. I wish my gear changing was as good as Sean can manage to do it.
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