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Re: hydraulic or mechanical [Re: powerRam50] #699674 02/27/06 08:58 AM

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MitsuTSi

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So usually with a disadvantage (adjusting the valves)comes anadvantage, can anyone say if there is an advantage to the mechanical valve train? Thanks ahead for ant input, Garrett.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
hydraulic or mechanical	oewii	02/23/06 06:04 AM
Re: hydraulic or mechanical	juggernaut	02/23/06 06:28 AM
Re: hydraulic or mechanical	LRJ4x4	02/23/06 06:31 AM
Re: hydraulic or mechanical	powerRam50	02/23/06 07:54 AM
Re: hydraulic or mechanical	MitsuTSi	02/27/06 08:58 AM
Re: hydraulic or mechanical	powerRam50	02/27/06 04:26 PM

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