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Re: husky 365 xtorq 71cc model
« on: September 15, 2013, 02:33:16 am »
Well, it is either pay the big bucks for a new X-torq P&C or convert it to the old style after market style.

I doubt they ever make aftermarket X-torq for these for the design is due for a re-make and there wasn't enough installed base of 365/371 X-torqs to justify a after market X-torq piston & cylinder
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