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Oliver 77 gas

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LumbrJakMan

06-11-2007 03:41:58




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I just bought my first Oliver . I have many Farmalls at home, But it was time for an Oliver . Its a 77 Gas and its pretty well stock and I want to make it a puller. Whats the recipe to wake this ole girl up so I can pull her with the other hot rods in my club ? I would like to avoid Stroking it , but I dont mind overbore ,head work cam ??? OK Who are the Oliver Gurus here and help me out . I should think 80 Horsepwoer is acheivable ??? HELP !!

Also Thanks in advance , I know I will get plenty of good advice here !!

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keddano

06-19-2007 11:20:42




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 Re: Oliver 77 gas in reply to LumbrJakMan, 06-11-2007 03:41:58  
75 Hp can be done without a stroke but it takes money too. Do a search for 77 build-up,77 puller,etc. (Also search my name,as I've asked most the questions early on or ansewed them as I've learned)Most of the tricks are out there on this site. I'll send you a e-mail with my Phone # and fill you in on some options. Dan



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ken77

06-18-2007 04:34:04




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 Re: Oliver 77 gas in reply to LumbrJakMan, 06-11-2007 03:41:58  
it may be possible to get 80 hp but u will have to do a lot of engine work my dad inlaw and i pull olivers and build our own engines and the most we can get out of a s77 is 60to 65hp without stroking the crank if you put in 3.75 pistons and shave the head and put a 770 intake and exhaust on and extensive port and polish on head and in & exh manifold. to get 80 hp you'll have to stroke and have at least 4 pistons if it is even possable good luck you will sell your farmalls if u get that oliver running good we just blew the rear out of our farmall m at a pull on sat

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