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John Moore
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cool beans!
ncbugeye
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... because it has the least amount of emissions stuff attached to it, and it possibly has better internal parts too, since the bean-counters had not yet purged the parts bins of the high quality heads, cranks, pistons, rods, valves, springs etc that BMC Special Tuning had developed. In the early '70s after ST was gutted, they replaced them all with what we used to call "monkey metal".