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PV Engine Swap question 444-544

posted by  Sil on  Sun Mar 25 02:12 CST 2007
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Mike,
This comes under the rubric of Anything is possible if you are determined or nuts enough to try. If you get a kick out of doing that sort of thing, by all means, have at it. When you are done, we'll all be amazed at the accomplishment and give you a well-earned round of applause, but if you want a hot PV, either ratty or original looking, put in a B20 modified with all the John Parker goodies. For another approach, go to vclassics.com and read what Phil Singher did with his 122.
Bob S.






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