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Jason Stiehl

11-20-2002 16:47:12




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wondering if any body could tell me were i might be able to get a stroker kit for my 770 gas job Thanks Jason




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770

11-22-2002 14:10:48




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 Re: 770 motor in reply to Jason Stiehl, 11-20-2002 16:47:12  
Why???? How much horses are you tryimg to get??? 80 horse without stroking isn't that hard plus you save a $#%^load of money....



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Jason Stiehl

11-22-2002 14:13:28




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 Re: Re: 770 motor in reply to 770, 11-22-2002 14:10:48  
That sounds good to me how is this done? Any info you could give me would be great.



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770

11-23-2002 08:21:52




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 Re: Re: Re: 770 motor in reply to Jason Stiehl, 11-22-2002 14:13:28  
If you can talk to a local engine builder, that would be your best bet. My 770 has 3-3/4 m&w's and some moderate head and carb work. Add in a few tricks and I'm at 65 horse.I still use pump gas and can use the tractor for any farm work I want. My opinion, making an Oliver "breathe" sure wakes the old tractor up.....770...good luck.



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Jerry B

11-21-2002 05:14:48




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 Re: 770 motor in reply to Jason Stiehl, 11-20-2002 16:47:12  
I don't think there is such a thing as a "stroker kit". Everyone that I know has their crank built up and reground into a stroked crank and then goes from there. Every set up is a custom job.



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