Yes it did
304,360,343,390,401
The Romans had many weapons but the standard weapon for a soldier was his "gladius" or sword and his "pugio" or knife. He also had a couple or three javelins. The army as a whole had various types of siege engines and various types of catapults.The Romans had many weapons but the standard weapon for a soldier was his "gladius" or sword and his "pugio" or knife. He also had a couple or three javelins. The army as a whole had various types of siege engines and various types of catapults.The Romans had many weapons but the standard weapon for a soldier was his "gladius" or sword and his "pugio" or knife. He also had a couple or three javelins. The army as a whole had various types of siege engines and various types of catapults.The Romans had many weapons but the standard weapon for a soldier was his "gladius" or sword and his "pugio" or knife. He also had a couple or three javelins. The army as a whole had various types of siege engines and various types of catapults.The Romans had many weapons but the standard weapon for a soldier was his "gladius" or sword and his "pugio" or knife. He also had a couple or three javelins. The army as a whole had various types of siege engines and various types of catapults.The Romans had many weapons but the standard weapon for a soldier was his "gladius" or sword and his "pugio" or knife. He also had a couple or three javelins. The army as a whole had various types of siege engines and various types of catapults.The Romans had many weapons but the standard weapon for a soldier was his "gladius" or sword and his "pugio" or knife. He also had a couple or three javelins. The army as a whole had various types of siege engines and various types of catapults.The Romans had many weapons but the standard weapon for a soldier was his "gladius" or sword and his "pugio" or knife. He also had a couple or three javelins. The army as a whole had various types of siege engines and various types of catapults.The Romans had many weapons but the standard weapon for a soldier was his "gladius" or sword and his "pugio" or knife. He also had a couple or three javelins. The army as a whole had various types of siege engines and various types of catapults.
no there are multiply differences
No. The AMC 360 was not introduced until 1970. In 1969, AMC had in their V8 lineup, 290, 343 and the awesome 390. However, the AMC 343 is a 360 with a shorter stroke. (the crank being the only major difference between the two) So depending on how new of a 360 a person has and some other minor issues, it will bolt right into a '69 Javelin engine bay.
Yes, when the engine heats up or the AC is turned on.
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generally you could remove a head and measure the bore with a micrometer. then read specs on the vehicle and what it's original engines bore was. make sure an engine was not swapped into the original engines place.
59-64 ft pounds for timing belt 2.2 engines
It is a mixture of alcohol and gas. It was supposed to be used for gas but unfortunately alcogas damages the car engines once used.
The Roman soldier had three basic weapons, their dagger, sword and javelins. Their shield, although a defensive device could also be used as a weapon. The army in general also had various siege engines, catapults and other ballistic arrow shooting devices such as the scorpion and the onager.
The electrical equipment market for internal combustion engines is divided into two categories: original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and aftermarket.
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