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Old 07-13-2018, 01:23 PM   #17
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+ 1 on BYprodriver statement,

I was lucky to be able to attend one of the Jack Raby classes and learn a lot, and yes you need specialty tools to assemble this engine but there are several guys on the Planet9 club that have done it and you should not have any issues locating the tools.

If you really like your Porsche, after building yourself an engine, you will want to keep it for many, many years


I plan to keep mine until I am too old to get in & out of it. If it gets totaled from a bad wreck, more than likely I can transplant my engine into another roller & make money from the insurance settlement.
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