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| molineubspecial
08-07-2012 16:15:53
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the cheapest if your rules alow is 800 jugs and heads many association will not allow them but if yours does this is a cheap route to go g crank and this combo will give you 533 cu in and 130 hp mine is 5.25 and 7 inch stroke 606 cu in 160 hp and i run 6000 pound 5 mph 18.4.38 full cut on really hard pulling clay tracks their are many combos that will work just depends on what you are wanting to do with it
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| TRM
08-10-2012 20:25:06
166.181.3.242
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Re: U puller in reply to molineubspecial, 08-07-2012 16:15:53
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| Thanks for the feedback.The 533ci is what i think i will shoot for. Did you have your pistons made?did you have to fill the blocks?
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| jd plowboy
08-11-2012 09:24:50
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Re: U puller in reply to TRM, 08-10-2012 20:25:06
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| you do know you have to machine the crankcase and make studs and holes to put the 800 blocks on the u crankcase. i had a 570 cube engine built a few years back. it was strong and ran good.
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| TRM
08-12-2012 10:50:10
166.181.3.207
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Re: U puller in reply to jd plowboy, 08-11-2012 09:24:50
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| No I didn't know that. Since this is my first MM build all I know is what I've read and what local MM guys have told me. Any tips or tricks that are shared would be helpfull and greatly appreciated.
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