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engine installed pictures 444-544

posted by  gert 444 on  Thu Oct 17 03:54 CST 2013
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Nice work and well done. The choice for this particular engine ("Iron Duke") is unusual because with 98 bhp in standard trim the performance will not be superior to a Volvo B20. So a lot of work for a few benefits if any. I know the reason for your choice was parts availability in even the most remote parts of your country, but you should not underestimate the reliability of the B18/B20 engine. There has even been someone who crossed the Sahara in an original 122 without any problems!






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