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Old 11-01-2005, 10:47 PM
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Thought this information could be handy for some of you!
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Nice info, I'm sure it'll come in handy for quite a few people.
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Very nice! Thanks, these are pretty cool
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Excellent pics, Thanks for posting those up.
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Crap so thats where that little bastard goes that is left over in my magnet try..
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Would this diagram still be accurate for an LS3?
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Since all LS based engines are roughly the same, could this be used for most heads/engines? What about LQ based?
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Making sense of what’s under your hood can be a confusing, intimidating process,
but once you know a few key basics about your engine, you’ll be in the driver’s seat when it comes to quality car care and maintenance of your vehicle.
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LS engines are so much more basic than anything Ford has made since the mid 90's. You'd want to shoot yourself if you saw an exploded diagram of a 4.6 or 5.4 3V motor.

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Thanks mate, the pic's are awesome
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Nice pics. These may come in handy since mine's been torn apart for 2 years.
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