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Oliver 88 engine

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WV Oliver Pulle

09-13-2005 20:24:55




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I"m rebuilding an Oliver 88 engine and I"m looking sleeves pistons and a cam. I"d like to up the cubic inches. Thanks for any help.




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ejr-IA.

09-14-2005 13:31:26




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 Re: Oliver 88 engine in reply to WV Oliver Puller, 09-13-2005 20:24:55  
770 rods offset grind the crank use 1800 sleevs and pistons 3 7/8 bore cut the pistons .300 use diesel head gasket 296cid.1600 gas head with 454 chev valves and seats.Cam send off and have it redone.



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old

09-13-2005 20:57:36




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 Re: Oliver 88 engine in reply to WV Oliver Puller, 09-13-2005 20:24:55  
Have you tried value bilt??



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WV Oliver Puller

09-13-2005 22:45:48




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 Re: Oliver 88 engine in reply to old, 09-13-2005 20:57:36  
Yea I tried value bilt but they dont offer the cubes i"d like to get.



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JerryB

09-14-2005 12:31:44




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 Re: Oliver 88 engine in reply to WV Oliver Puller, 09-13-2005 22:45:48  
What cubes are you looking for?



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WV Oliver Puller

09-14-2005 16:09:02




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 Re: Oliver 88 engine in reply to JerryB, 09-14-2005 12:31:44  
I"d like to get up to at least 310 possibly a few more.



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Bryce

09-14-2005 18:59:17




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 Re: Oliver 88 engine in reply to WV Oliver Puller, 09-14-2005 16:09:02  
Unless you are willing to stroke it or bore the block you are stuck around 301.To bore it you will still be around 311,if you off grind the crank you can use 77 rods and get around 360.Most places are going to charge you the same if you off grind or stroke, the best thing you do is call them and ask.4 by 5 with a stock super88 head will get you 100 hp @stock rpm on the pto.Any questions I'll leave my email open.

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