Chev 216 loose piston pin - which one ?

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Chev 216 loose piston pin - which one ?

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13-06-15, 02:39

Phil Waterman Phil Waterman is offline

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Thanks for the source

Hi Mike

Don't remember seeing that source, will have to do some looking around on that site to see what they have.

With the new gas in the US the carbs really like the insulation spacer.

The spacer I'm talking about is little over 1/2 inch thick and fits below the insulation block.

Cheers Phil

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