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18-07-13, 03:01

Lynn Eades Lynn Eades is offline

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The above probably is all correct.
Different specs for different uses and eras.
Crankshafts, flywheels, pressure plates, generators, inlet manifolds are the bigger things.
So many variations in fans and mountings, water pumps, crank pulleys, down to cam followers, fibre verses alloy cam gears. sump pans etc. etc.

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