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OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2013 Internal Combustion EnginesHere for the long haul

Cat 3406E and C-15Heads-up on the differences

In with the Old,Out with the NewAntique engine rebuilding

Lucky 113Harley-Davidson 110to 113 engine build

ENGINE APPEARANCE – BEAUTY FOR THE BEAST

DOHC 1650 TWIN TURBO.COURTESY RICK MACKIE,

MERCURY RACING.

AN AERA INTERNATIONAL QUARTERLY PUBLICATIONJANUARY-MARCH 2014

ZL1 Dream Engine

Youthful dreams become a reality

Torque Wrench TechBe in the know

The Sleeving Solution

Answers to many questions

PROSIS PRO – NEW ENGINE SPECIFICATION SOFTWARE

CUSTOM TRIPLE DEUCE FORD FLATHEAD.

ENGINE BUILD ANDPHOTO BY MIKE

MAVRIGIAN.

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Understanding Engine Balance

Internally or Externally Balanced Engines

Alternative Fuel Engines

Camshaft and Lifter Failures

Dirt Track Racing Engines

Small Bore Common Rail Diesel Engines

Honing Difficult Engine Blocks

Converting Engines to Alternative Fuels

Marketing your Shop Services

Powersport Engine Opportunities

Stationary Power Plant Engines

Specialty Crack Repair

Valve Train Geometry

Stroker Engines

Gasket Sealing and Longevity

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Cummins 5.9L 12-Valve

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Air Flow Dynamics

Flathead Performance

Vintage Buick, Chrysler, Olds Engines

Finding Shop Employees

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