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D14 Overhaul
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Don Dittmar
05-17-2004 04:55:12
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I am restoring a 1957 D14. I was just wondering if I can rebuild my D14 with D15 series II Pistons and liners. The 14 and 15 had the same iron so I cant see any reason why this would not owrk. Any thoughts?
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Don
05-19-2004 10:24:28
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Re: D14 Overhaul in reply to Don Dittmar, 05-17-2004 04:55:12
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RATS, Well, it was a good thought anyway. Thanks Butch
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Butch
05-17-2004 13:48:55
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Re: D14 Overhaul in reply to Don Dittmar, 05-17-2004 04:55:12
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Series 1 and 2 D-15s did not use the same block. They are basicaly the same in a D-14 and series 1 D-15 149 CI and use the same kit but the block used in the series 2 D-15 160 CI is different and sleeves dont interchange.
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