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Dick L

11-26-2005 09:39:43




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You do not need big engines in your antique or classic tractor classes to win. I have six tractors here that I pull or have pulled. Two have been boosted some. That has not changed them into automatic winning tractors. I have won more times with the stock tractors. Going back to just wanting the numbers to do big engines. The numbers can be a difficult math problem. If I give you the numbers I use they will be challanged because every one has different numbers to plug in. As Butch pointed out what ever is done and told is just a bench mark to go bigger. One of the more important math numbers is what you have in your personal funds to work with. No one should put someone down for not having the funds to do what someone else is doing. I have the most fun looking thru parts catalogs that have the size spelled out on each part and seeing if I can make it work. I also like to take parts and place them on a layout plate to see if they can be altered to work in a project. Just Dream on what you would like to do different with an engine and use your pencil to prove it can be done, then do it if you have the time and funds. If you do not have the time or funds you still have your dreams which is very important for all of us. If you really want a big engine and have more money than you know what to do with, head out to one of the engine builders with your check book and make your every dream come true.

Just one of the things I did to see what could be done to a B, C, or CA head shown in the picture below. I would hear all sorts of opinions that were told to be facts. The real facts were in the measurements of the cross sections.

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