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Posted by Ron on March 01, 2004 at 08:34:37 from (216.64.132.215):
Hi, About 1974 I purchased two F-12's and a F-14 with all attachments for $100. I got the F-14 running and have used it around the house since then. My questions are: The F-14 has more HP than the F-12 yet the bore and stroke are the same. Where does the F-14 get the extra hp? Is there a reference source available that will show me what was standard on the F-14 as far as seat? Who carries rings for the F-14? And finally, this F-14 came with a fuel tank that has a one gallon tank built inside. I assume this is for running diesel. Is there any other modifications needed for Diesel? Thanks in advance, Ron
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