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#21
04-02-2013, 07:20 PM
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Bill one of these days i will be able to afford to have you build a motor for me
 Seriously, if your dyno experience was anything like mine at R & R you had to be impressed. Ron really takes the time to make sure nothing is left on the table, and as i have said before he saved my motor twice by his finely tuned ear. He seems to really love his work, best money i spent on the rebuild. is that motor going to be backed by a 4 spd? 
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#22
04-02-2013, 09:12 PM
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Very nice build guys. I'm surprised Ron let you spin it that hard, lol. He's very conservative. See you both at the track.
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