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05-01-2022, 05:24 PM
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Re: model b four cylinder riley valve train 1932
You are not too clear on what you have ."Two-port" Riley's were "F-heads" (intake in the head and stock exhausts), while "Four-port" Riley's were full OHV conversions.
A friend's grandfather ran a "Four-port" Riley in the early fifties. I am told that they would often beat Offenhausers. |
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