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RE: 390 overbored 060
By Lew - 02/23/2004 6:08:52 PM; IP 63.187.73.36
I have tried the 15/64 drill bit test on the front two core plugs of my 1967 390. On one side the 15/64 drill-bit would not pass through the cylinders. A 7/32 drill-bit did, but barely. On the other side of the engine, the 15/64 drill-bit would pass only toward the upper part of the cylinders. It would not pass through the center or lower extremes.
So, what does this tell me?

Thanks in advance.
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 390 overbored 060 -- Lew, 02/21/2004
 RE: 390 overbored 060 -- steve, 02/22/2004
 RE: 390 overbored 060 -- giacamo, 02/22/2004
 RE: Depends on how you read it. -- Gerry Proctor, 02/23/2004
RE: 390 overbored 060 -- Lew, 02/23/2004
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