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RE: New 390 vibrates

By Gary - 04/16/2006 11:34:31 AM; IP 24.66.94.141

I hope this can be done without removing the crank from the engine. Are the specs available for the machine shop that show the location of the weight in regards to the bolt holes somewhere on the net?

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