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Super 88(1955)

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Jack

10-28-2003 15:09:25




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My 88 black smokes some at idle and midrange,what screw controls this?I have tried both the bowl and on the neck but can't seem to stop this condition.How much will a Super 88 weigh with pressed steel wheels all round with no fluid and all the hydraulics on it?Thanks fellas.




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Oliver Fan

10-29-2003 05:29:44




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 Re: Super 88(1955) in reply to Jack, 10-28-2003 15:09:25  
I've pulled against 2 different 88's in the 3500lb class (USAP and NATPA). Rumor at the track was that one of the guys spent days grinding on the inside of the of the transmission/rearend. I've also heard guys are casting their own frame/tub out of aluminum.



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70 Puller

10-28-2003 15:34:40




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 Re: Super 88(1955) in reply to Jack, 10-28-2003 15:09:25  
Jack I have seen 88 in 4000lb class but 4500 is about as low as you can get.You can't get in 3500 with me .



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jack

10-29-2003 13:31:20




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 Re: Re: Super 88(1955) in reply to 70 Puller, 10-28-2003 15:34:40  
Awwh sure I can,I'll put helium in the tires,Ha ha.By the way,is this Ken?



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Jeff

10-29-2003 16:39:19




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 Re: Re: Re: Super 88(1955) in reply to jack, 10-29-2003 13:31:20  
Jack, I have had mine in the 4500 with Brandon on it but that was before I put the wheelie bars on it and it also included Al's weight leniency. If ya pull the PTO and the hydraulics you should be able to get it down there. As for the black smoke, I heard what yours dyno'ed, I don't think it is going to hurt you any:) However if ya want something different I might be persuaded to swap carbs with ya.

Going to get the right linkages from Larry Harsin either this week or next then I'll see about setting the carb on mine and go from there. You going to the ride at Puryear this Saturday?

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Jack

10-30-2003 07:24:26




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Super 88(1955) in reply to Jeff, 10-29-2003 16:39:19  
I am still contemplating on swapping wheels with you.Are you all going to Puryear Saturday,someone said it was for members of the club only?The woman has to work Saturday and guess who has the young uns?



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