| Subject: New end housings. |
| From: Paul |
| Date: 9/5/1999, 8:47 PM |
| To: zz |
X-Mozilla-Keys: Archie wrote:
Many modern automotive engines, (not to mention racing types), use necked torque to yield bolts and studs. This is especially important in applications of aluminum heads on cast iron blocks. BTW, how about Jon introducing some of his "boaters" to aviation? Jon, do you have a website, so that some of us may see what you do / offer? Archie
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