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| Posted: Tue Jul 18th, 2023 03:30 pm |
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Paul Ffield
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I'm confused. You say NOS yet when I look in the picture the bore indicates that it has been run. Obviously not with the rings that are on the piston in the exhaust port picture. You can see where the ring wear stops and the virgin bore starts. To me NOS means never run, never mounted, never seen gas, ...
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