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Old 16-10-2005, 11:46 PM   #1
Paddyboy
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Default El Xr6

hey
I own an EL XR6 and am currently trying to sell it but am having problems selling it probably due to high kms, so i might end up selling my other car (EB V8, if anyone is interested) so ill keep the XR6,
i was looking at the jmm website at the price of a rebuild or recondition and the "street fighter engine" got my attention.
What is it exactly, i take it as being a rebuilt engine (what exactly gets done)
and a street fighter heads and cam. whatt size cam is it? is a dev cam? if so which one?

has anyone had their engine rebuilt at jmm and are they satisfied with it?

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