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Re: wrong spec submitted by MOPAR
What you do is measure everything against NHRA specs. That's what you go by.
If that is who built it, they should not have assumed. I would be concerned if I owned one. I hope they don't charge much. LOL
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05-01-2012, 02:52 PM
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Re: wrong spec submitted by MOPAR
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No Problem - all MOPAR had to do was submit the corrected TI sheet Its a beautiful thing Ron
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05-01-2012, 03:02 PM
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Re: wrong spec submitted by MOPAR
Comes down to one thing: all the engine builder had to do was measure everything. That simple. That is who is at fault. If I couldn't do my own I would use a known builder of NHRA legal engines. Not some road racers.
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