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Lot thicker and longer shaft.
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He didn't have the eye candy pics up at my last post...
THERE IT IS!!!!!! Golf ball dimples in an intake track!!!!! I've always thought that could be done to an intake but that is the first time I've seen it for real! I'd KILL for the flow difference data smooth port versus dimpled port... What was that worth? Coolest intake port I've ever seen! Thanks for posting! |
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