Posted by mlpankey on March 13, 2014 at 05:52:19 from (152.85.8.38):
In Reply to: 65 HP block posted by MLPANKEY on March 12, 2014 at 15:56:12:
If your wondering about me I am as real of a person as that litttle 29 cubic inch motor making 2.24 hp per cubic inch . If you look at intake port and intake valve pocketand seat youll see the port and valve size that makes it produce 2.24 hp per cubic inch is close to if not the same size as port and valves used in tractor heads that produce .24 to .30 hp per cubic inch. As the pontiac commercials bigger is better. 3.54 bore 3 inch stroke
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