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Do you use your motor for boat racing?

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LOL, no. But hey, that's a great idea!

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Just checking cuz you mentioned it earlier.

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Most of the Olds racing engines were in boats. I believe Olds was used in boats because of their reputation for reliability. It's been terribly hard to find racing parts for cars, but Edelbrock helped in a big way with their introduction of aluminum heads...25 years too late.

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