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Old 14-12-18, 00:08
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.... they have the same smaller bore as the WC4517.....

Do you mean 4571? That was a common cylinder on the Fords.


Bob: I think what he is trying to say is that instead of using the 1-3/8 cylinders on the front he wants to use 1-1/2. But it seems to me the 20" tired vehicles used 1-1/2 all around, didn't they?
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