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I have a 1962 MGA , when the 850 gets too complicated. 850 1995

posted by  Three5bangers on  Sun Jun 18 13:29 CST 2017
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Also I rarely get my 850 near 5000 rpm so I'm covered. I have plenty of spare cars too so the Volvo can be retired for a year while I search for a part. If this gizmo does rust out it will probably let go slowly so I'll hopefully catch it before needing a tow. Nice that they have this gizmo up front and low so it can blow leaking gas on the cat converter!






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