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    MEASURING FOR COMPATIBLE COMPONENTRY

    Apr 14, 2021 2 minutes
    BY RYAN MANSON
    PHOTOGRAPHY BY
    THE AUTHOR

    hen it comes to assembling an engine, it’s not uncommon to find yourself mixing and matching components of unknown origin. Perhaps it starts with a junkyard engine that’s been torn down to the bare block, or maybe it’s a half-finished engine build inherited from a friend. The specifics are supposed to be XYZ,

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