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When rebuilding a 911 engine don't forget the ......

...engine case. This will cause a BIG oil leak.




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Old 11-26-2008, 04:18 PM
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3 more cylinders and that thing will run!

For a minute or 2

Oh, wait, might need a nose bearing.
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Now that's what I call an air cooled engine!

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You must be off all weak. That is an excessive amount of free time.
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Paul Woodbury,
Please tell us more about these photographs.
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Paul Woodbury,
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There is very little to tell. I found them on the www.

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