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.Not sure if you are planning on rebuilding your engine but if you do I would spend some money on getting everything balanced at the local speed / machine shop. Factory balancing on the crankshaft and flywheel is notoriously terrible as in not even close. Makes a big difference in longevity and well as how well it runs. Just a thought from a guy with a lot of engine building time on the books.
What are you using to get that rust off?Slowly making progress...
Wire brush on drill, dremel tool, brakekleen.What are you using to get that rust off?
If you find 2 of them, we need one.So what's wrong with this picture? CRAP!!!!
Yep, Looks like I am pulling another engine out off one of the several spare M37/M42's. Dammmm.Is that an exhaust manifold?
Clinto, you need a set from a 230?If you find 2 of them, we need one.
Dave's M37 has a cracked exhaust manifold. I believe it's the factory engine.Clinto, you need a set from a 230?
You can't close that up with a weld or some brazing?So what's wrong with this picture? CRAP!!!!
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