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Stout V8

posted by  wings on  Wed Feb 1 17:22 CST 2017
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No I didn't use a manual. I engineered everything myself. I used a Ford because of the front distributor. I just thought it would make it easier. The only thing I didn't think about was the location of the heater inlet outlet hoses. I had to transfer them from the driver's side to the passenger side. Good luck with the project. I hope everything works out for you. Feel free to ask me any questions on any problem you might run into.






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