Is this proof of a 928 squirter block?
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Very cool - clear pistons!!!!!!
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got to be a good thing for a blower build up.
Most folks said if it was a folding wing, it most likely was a squirter block, now I know for sure.
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Mines a folding wing with a vin 1305# and engine sn 00664. Though has later style plastic filler neck, ribbed intake, and solid fuel rail mounts.
I've read and read but nothing definitive about the folding wing.
I've read and read but nothing definitive about the folding wing.
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I am going to have to take of picture of the intake and let the experts here tell me.
Also IIRC, when I first started wondering about if mine was a squirter block it was just outside the "Known" units, but I could be wrong about that.
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I'm going to bet that your intake has 4 of the "bonded rubber buffers" to which the fuel rails bolt.
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I don't know, heck I am not even sure I know where my fuel rails and intake are after this much time.
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For whats its worth...my engine 81H05204 is a fairly early 87 automatic engine...... 81H05746 is a known oil squirter that also came from an automatic.....