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Proper Performance Engineering

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01-02-2007, 01:41 PM

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Re: Proper Performance Engineering

Tim,

That's impressive esepcially considering it was 1957. If my math is correct, that is about 1,632 engine hours, no?

I wonder if a modern day 4 stroke or maybe the ETEC could run constantly for 68 days?

-Ed-

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