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Date:         Sun, 3 Dec 2000 12:31:17 -0800
Reply-To:     Jason Denton <flynhang@YAHOO.COM>
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From:         Jason Denton <flynhang@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      Boston Engine 15K update
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(For those thinking of purchasing a rebuilt engine)


I purchased a rebuilt engine from Boston Engine about a
year ago.  I have put around 15K miles on it and it runs
flawlessly.   The service and support which Boston Bob gave
to me during the install was superb!  I did quite a bit of
research and decided to go with Boston Engine and could not
be happier.


In addition, I upgraded my 1.9L engine to a 2.1L without
any problems.  Bob gave me the information on how to use
all my stock 1.9L exhaust/wiring/air intake to fit and work
perfectly on the new 2.1L......no problems at all.  The
engine has a bunch more power than the 1.9L I traded out.


Regards, JD  85 Westy 2.1L "Mr Brown"




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