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Getting the Engine Running - Part 1
Topic:Engine   Date: 2008-09-04
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Here is a nasty collection of plugs I pulled out:

getting engine running

I put back in some Champion #14 (RJ12YC) plugs and gapped them at .043 since I have a new HEI distributor. The exhaust manifold gaskets set right in on top of the studs:

getting engine running



getting engine running

The alternator bolts up to the exhaust manifold:

getting engine running

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