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Posted: 11/03/09
04:51 PM
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Seen some .080
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buz-67
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Posted: 02/23/10
04:36 PM
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what dose cid stand for
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GibTG
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Posted: 02/23/10
04:49 PM
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"cid" usually refers to cubic inches of displacement. It probably should be denoted as C.I.D., as this is the way you'd usually see it in a manual, but you know how punctuation is on a message board.
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buz-67
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Posted: 02/23/10
05:01 PM
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thank you for that i am just about ready to buy a 355 for my chevy and its all new to me
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skyeking
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Posted: 02/23/10
10:32 PM
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 Hi there G/L'
Without sonic testing the block boring 80/1000" is
a gamble which ain't worth taking as you would know
but others will find out the hard way..Skyeking 
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