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Correct, but so did the Wankell years before NSU dabbled with it. I was thinking Piston, Honda City and Alfa was my best shot.So it could be a Rotary. Plane engines had Twin Sparkers years before cars. Must be something before Alfa though.

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What is this used for ?

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It's a tool for adjusting engine mount height to raise or lower the compression ratio.

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Also used for adjusting digital clocks in conjunction with an impact driver and large tapometer

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Goonyman will know for sure cos it has nothing to do with my "race" car...........thumbsup.gif

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Not in the slightest AOP. I don't comment on things I have no knowledge on.

Yet You comment on everything T.A. Posts from an Older Generations Findings. With a rather arrogant "PUP" way devoid of any Humour whatsoever. Up to You.

Just because the information/method was relevant in the 40's does not mean it is today.

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Not in the slightest AOP. I don't comment on things I have no knowledge on.

Yet You comment on everything T.A. Posts from an Older Generations Findings. With a rather arrogant "PUP" way devoid of any Humour whatsoever. Up to You.

Just because the information/method was relevant in the 40's does not mean it is today.

cheesy.gif , folk are drag racing an auto trans designed in the 50's to this day cos it is probably the strongest.....................coffee1.gif

Get your head out your ass.............rolleyes.gif

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Castle Nut Socket.

Yes you could use it on a castle nut I suppose, but that's not what it's used for.

Hmmm.

Now you have me scratching my head !!

Very nearly impossible to do the job with out this tool.

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