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Wayne Hoskin

February 08, 2019 10:20PM

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Is it my imagination but it doesn't sound like it has valves set well with one prominant power stroke, could that lead it to break traction easier over an engine that is perfectly timed and delivering even power strokes??

Wayne from Oz

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