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f1

05-16-2008 09:01:00




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What combine motor will fit in a massey 22 and how much hp do they have thanks for any help




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super mta puller

05-16-2008 10:55:46




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 Re: massey harris 22 in reply to f1, 05-16-2008 09:01:00  
Ihad a 22 back in the ssixties that had a 30 MH flathead 4 in it.Looked like a bolt in had lots of power,ran 25mph and wouldnt pulldown on any hill in high towing a 1948 Buick roadmaster .Parts car for my uncle.I beleive it was 164 or so cu.vs 148 stock.Hp would be equal to 30.



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MH55

05-18-2008 14:55:04




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 Re: massey harris 22 in reply to super mta puller, 05-16-2008 10:55:46  
30 MH motor was 162 cube direct bolt in Stock motor was same block 140 cubes...

There is no "combine" motor... just more Continental flatheads of varying cubic inch... Never seen one larger than 162 cubes...

Do know of a few Continental flatheads built with up near 200 cubic inch. Used a chevy piston and stock stroke. Good div 2 motors... Seen the same trick done to a 226 in a 101 senior, 300 cubes and 3500lb class legal...

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MH22

06-27-2008 14:40:07




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 Re: massey harris 22 in reply to MH55, 05-18-2008 14:55:04  
what rod do you use with the chevy piston and what other changes are needed.I have a 162 MH 22 this sounds interesting.

Thank You Ed



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