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B16 to B20 Conversion 444-544

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posted by  abe544 on  Wed Sep 26 15:54 CST 2007
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Iam still with a B18 (getting ready to rebuild a B20) and have the M41...wich was well worth the energy. It took about a week and a half and wasnt to bad. I did it last summer and have gone on several extended road trips up to Wyoming from kansas. Being 17 when i did the conversion, most people i talk to (those not framiliar with old volvos) are amazed when hearing i pulled the engine, modified, and installed a "5 speed". Its well worth it and not too difficult. its nice being able to cruise along the highway at 75 or 80 and not have the noise unbearable and keep the RPM's down. Now just waiting on a B20 for a little more umph.

Abram






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