They were majority owners of Isuzu I believe. Why duplicate effort and reinvent the wheel? Lol
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They need pre 70' engines or 97' and up. I'm a Chevy guy I know. In the middle is the hardest to make run well. Every boat and street rod has or had one. Notice they quit using them in commercial machines after 74'. The 327 was discontinued for any use by then. When the 307 came it was over.Maybe chevy trucks just need a mastermind sticker ?
They need pre 70' engines or 97' and up. I'm a Chevy guy I know. In the middle is the hardest to make run well. Every boat and street rod has or had one. Notice they quit using them in commercial machines after 74'. The 327 was discontinued for any use by then. When the 307 came it was over.
lol we expected it
some things just dont make sense
Look closely at the coil picture ............ does it look new ?
Why the marks where the black wire is retained at the top of the coil as it goes over the coil to meet the harness ?
Why would the screws be a bit stripped ?
Because he removed them at least once ............ but why pull the coil ?
There's no reason to pull the coil when porting an 066/660.
Advancing the ignition: pull the flywheel and file the keyway, no reason to pull the coil, right ?
Its more JMS everywhere you look ................. some things just dont make sense, unless that aint the new coil that it came with
Welp, next time you run her, you wont be disgusted, or dissapointed !I actually saw that when i pulled the recoil off to wipe the saw down when i sent it to you kev..iwas just too disgusted and it looked new and OEM so i just didn't say anything.
Most electrical parts have the date of production stamped on them somewhere.Look closely at the coil picture ............ does it look new ?
Why the marks where the black wire is retained at the top of the coil as it goes over the coil to meet the harness ?
Why would the screws be a bit stripped ?
Because he removed them at least once ............ but why pull the coil ?
There's no reason to pull the coil when porting an 066/660.
Advancing the ignition: pull the flywheel and file the keyway, no reason to pull the coil, right ?
Its more JMS everywhere you look ................. some things just dont make sense, unless that aint the new coil that it came with