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Old 10-28-2002, 01:51 AM   #11
ultraflo
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...there is a hair-line crack down the center of the block in the lifter valley, which allowed the cam bearings to fall out of their respective locations... I didn't get any good pictures of the top of the block, the crack was difficult to see on the computer screen... might try again tomorrow. I have my hands full getting all of the small stuff taken care of. It should all start falling together in a few months.
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