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      <title>Why the 6.9 idi weight matters for your truck swap</title>
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      <description>If you&amp;#39;re planning a project and worrying about the 6.9 idi weight, you aren&amp;#39;t alone because these old cast-iron beasts are notoriously heavy and can catch a builder off guard. Most guys who have spent any time under the hood of an 80s-era Ford know</description>
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