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Flywheel bolt patterns 1800

posted by  Ron6519 on  Thu Jan 27 06:25 CST 2005
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Phil, I'm in NY. I do not know where the 122 was from. The only thing left is the engine. I'll ask some questions on Saturday. When I bought the 1971 P1800E the owner gave me an extra head and flywheel. The owner said it would give me 30 extra hp if I put it on. At the time I just took the information at face value. But having done some research on the B20's, the B20E had the highest hp of the B20's. The B20F dropped to a lower rating. So at this point all I know is that I have an extra head. I don't even know if it's for the B20E. I'll get the engine home and start the learning experience. It's good to know that there are experienced people out there who have already been down the road I will soon start.
Ron






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