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Posted by Jason B. on December 05, 2003 at 15:52:01 from (67.72.205.123):
Ive herd that if you take off the sediment bowl on my 460 diesel it adds power?. Its doesent make sense to me but ya never know. Also Does anyone know how to convert the airbox to a dry airfilter unit or has anyone made one? Im am hopefully going to pull her this upcomming season with easturn michigan and easturn upper u.p. With the injectors rebuilt and the pump with a larger head in it plus complete valve job with .30 over sized valves and a port polish job it sounds like a raped ape. for being 16 i feel that i have accomplished alot for my age and plan to go into the carrer of diesel mechanics I am looking for a good school or a good place to start my carrer off out of high school. If anyone has some info on a good school or shop or whatever In easturn michigan I would greatly appreciate it. Tanks again!.
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