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Re: UHM IHC power unit
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Posted by Duner Wi on September 19, 2006 at 20:28:04 from (63.26.83.79):
In Reply to: Re: UHM IHC power unit posted by steelfronts on September 19, 2006 at 19:57:31:
It has 2 pieces above the head . One is cast about 3 inches thick and the top valve cover is stamped tin. There is no flat tube for the plug wires but may have had one once. I have not taken the stamped tin cover off yet but expect the cast piece directly below the tin is held by the head bolts. It does have I think 10 head bolts exposed on the right side. The stamped #s on the pad on the left side are UHM. Could the HM portion be it was speced a certain way by snogo? I did find on a google another owner of a snogo saying his engine had a tag saying UHL-1 as well as the UHM stamped in the block. I also found a snogo with a UD engine but don't know what that is . Didn't the W40 have a FAA ,FBB or FBC which may have predated the Red Diamond 361? Any help would be appreciated.
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