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You guys would know more than I would.
But it does seem odd that they would list it on most web-sites as one thing, and it is another.
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Well, that picture makes it look more like a 2800 to me now. The 3350 uses bolts to hold the cylinders down, where the Pratt uses studs and nuts with pal nuts on top...like the engine pictured. I figured I'd probably be wrong. :oops: :lol:

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