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DC with newer block?

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Wanna pull a ca

12-05-2003 21:56:55




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I am posting this because the guys at the tractor pulling forum said dctom was the guy to ask. Has anyone ever adapted a newer motor 830, 870, etc into a DC, and if so, how was it done, thanks for any advice in advance




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joecool

12-06-2003 18:44:56




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 Re: DC with newer block? in reply to Wanna pull a case, 12-05-2003 21:56:55  
Why would you want to change block? You can get over 350-400 cubes and over 100 hp out of dc block, easy.



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ted

12-07-2003 01:59:39




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 Re: Re: DC with newer block? in reply to joecool, 12-06-2003 18:44:56  
Joe, just for the sake of us "dumb guys" would you please list the steps needed to do that? I mean get 100hp out of a DC? Other than the 6128A head and the 4-1/16 " pistons? Thanks in advance!



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dctom

12-06-2003 09:08:59




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 Re: DC with newer block? in reply to Wanna pull a case, 12-05-2003 21:56:55  
to my knoweledge it worn work, would be too obvious, unles you are pulling out law



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Wanna pull a case

12-07-2003 10:09:15




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 Re: Re: DC with newer block? in reply to dctom, 12-06-2003 09:08:59  
Its for a hot farm class, original manufactures block, not "THE" original, headers allowed, no rpm limits, thats why we want to put a newer block in it, its tougher, no babbit bearings, 5 mains, more head options, and most of all, we want to beat everone with a case in a way that hasn't been done before, a way which will leave all them JD boys scratchin there heads and saying oh $hit!



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