Posted by VicS on February 12, 2013 at 12:31:07 from (70.195.64.26):
In Reply to: R Puller posted by Back Forty Bob. on February 12, 2013 at 11:27:40:
I guess you are talking about a Moline. If you are there is some good running R's out there. I would start with a U302 engine. At least the intake manifold.The blocks also have more meat. But if you are going to go big, probably makes no difference. Just bore it out and sleeve it. 400 cu should be easy and 500 possible. There was also some diesel crankcase's and blocks. A lot stronger. Some people start with a ZA engine,but will never run as good as a overhead valve engine. The motor you have just has 2 main bearings. A bad place to start.
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