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Old 01-31-2014, 05:36 PM   #1
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How are the new 97's do they work as good as they look,, and do the leak like the old ones. Thanks
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Old 01-31-2014, 05:42 PM   #2
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Old ones don't leak if their rebuilt correctly and use good kits in them. OMO. ken ct.
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How are the new 97's do they work as good as they look,, and do the leak like the old ones. Thanks
Yes they work, and I believe, or have been lead to, that the airhorn casting is a bit thicker and less likely to warp.

Contact Uncle Max, he will give you the skinny on the new ones. If you want, he can rebuild your old one with the correct finish (no clearcoat) and it will not leak.
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Yes they work, and I believe, or have been lead to, that the airhorn casting is a bit thicker and less likely to warp.

Contact Uncle Max, he will give you the skinny. If you want, he can rebuild your old one with the correct finish (no clearcoat) and it will not leak.
. . . it will not leak . . . especially if you have a fuel pump with the correct fuel pressure, contact Charlie, NY
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