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Topic: Random weight observation (master cylinder content) (Read 103 times)
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valiant171
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If anyone cares the "new style" master cylinder off the M bodies weighs 3.98 pounds less than the stock cast iron one..
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bOb shingler
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farmington
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If you think about it, if one were to use the light m/c, the light starter, an aluminum intake in place of the factory piece, headers in place of manifolds, an aluminum radiator, and a glass hood, a big block A body probably weighs about the same as a small block one in the front. Hmmmmmmm.
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When in doubt, Whip it out!
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west
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If you think about it, if one were to use the light m/c, the light starter, an aluminum intake in place of the factory piece, headers in place of manifolds, an aluminum radiator, and a glass hood, a big block A body probably weighs about the same as a small block one in the front. Hmmmmmmm.
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bOb shingler
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If you think about it, if one were to use the light m/c, the light starter, an aluminum intake in place of the factory piece, headers in place of manifolds, an aluminum radiator, and a glass hood, a big block A body probably weighs about the same as a small block one in the front. Hmmmmmmm.
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