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S-H

05-07-2008 20:05:48

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Any ideas for maybe 5 more hp ? last dynoed 42 hp , stock other than gov. spring

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WTF

05-11-2008 14:32:13

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What kind of pull is this? in reply to S-H, 05-07-2008 20:05:48

What the hell kind of pull is this?? And where is it at?

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S-H

05-17-2008 18:47:33

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Re: What kind of pull is this? in reply to WTF, 05-11-2008 14:32:13

stock antique tractor pull . people get out of their chair and step on drag at same spot for each tractor to add weight to drag and stop tracor . Richmond Corner , N.B. Canada. About 3 miles from Houlton , Me. , US border.

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willywonka2

05-14-2008 14:28:20

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Re: What kind of pull is this? in reply to WTF, 05-11-2008 14:32:13

Uh looks like a tractor pull

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Andrew Z

05-08-2008 08:02:34

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Re: few more hp in reply to S-H, 05-07-2008 20:05:48

Have you drilled out your Carb? Ours was makes good power,electronic ignition, trying to think of stuff that you can "bolt" on. not sure what it dynos right now, but I pull it 5,500lbs classes and never get above 1/3 throttle.

Andrew

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ChadS

05-15-2008 08:07:52

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Re: few more hp in reply to Andrew Z, 05-08-2008 08:02:34

Pull off the valve cover, then remove the rocker arm assembly. Then inspect the tips for wear. If they are real bad, this can throw your valve lash adjustments off by however deep the worn areas are inbedded in the worn spot. This can give an extra 5 psi of cyl pressure and a bit more torque by dialing in your cam profile by geting a better lash adjustment. If cyl pressure goes up, then it helped for sure. ChadS

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