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Old 11-30-2001, 03:57 PM   #4
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I've gotten down and dirty with my stang. The 85 pistons had reliefs. Each had 4 crescent shaped notches.
It sounds like the Ported E7s would be better anyway. I have never ported anything on my own. Maybe it is time to learn. Got any tips for a first time home porting job. Or would I be better off having someone else do it. If I do it myself what tools would I need?
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