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    3/29/2018 1:56 pm  #1

    Feliks
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    New engine

    Some  my work ...
    I bet that you have not seen such a camshaft yet ...

    www.new4stroke.com 

    Andrew
     

     

    3/31/2018 11:41 pm  #2

    Dave Conway
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    Re: New engine

    What is the intended use of this engine.
    Where was it designed??

    Pro Power Engine & Machine
    Victoria BC Canada
    www.propowerengines.ca
     

     

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