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posted by  md122s on  Thu Nov 5 08:12 CST 2009
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Thanks,yes I would be very suprised if it was homemade it sure looks like a production built piece, I took pictures and have them in my files but cant figure out how to install into a post, if someone knows an easy way for a not so computer savy old guy let me know :) I'm really wondering how efficient it is having the center 2 ports siamesed right at the port exit,but it seemed to run quite well with the B18,I bought it this way so am not sure but it does have some type of aftermarket cam etc based on the lift etc. Thanks, Mike






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