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my day at the yard and 164 ? 140-160

posted by  bridgetown 142 on  Mon Jun 2 15:53 CST 2003
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It did have the overdrive switch so it is a M410. If all goes well I would like to mate it to a B20 in a race car so it will be seeing some abuse. I hear the word on the street it that these are a lot stronger than the M41. True? So is the bellhousing on the 164 not the "rare" bellhousing? And if it is not what cars should I be looking for to find it?

There was a 4 door 122 out there, I want to say it was hit in the front but I’ll double check
though. The car is in Oregon, this might be a little far for you as I recall.

Again thanks for all the great info

Marc





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