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cheaper, super H-TA or 350 stripped down

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The F-20 Man

01-15-2004 18:54:45




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This was my first year pulling and i enjoyed it very much but i think ilike to get in the game alittle bit i either wana take an h and a 350 and make a Super H-TA or strip a 350 down and get it into the light waight classes wat way would be cheaper and any tips for this and pulling would be appreciated thanx

The F-20 Man




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Wild Horses

01-16-2004 10:21:07




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 Re: cheaper, super H-TA or 350 stripped down in reply to The F-20 Man, 01-15-2004 18:54:45  
Theres a guy who pulls a 350 he calls an Super H-TA around here. I'd check the rules you run under for anything about frame mods. I'd stick with the 350 or the H w/ 350 motor. All a TA is is another thing to go wrong. Kownign when to pull the crutch is a real artform. Theres a guy here who swapped out his TA in his M. Wasn't worth the weight. He's a strong puller in the open classes.



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h puller

01-15-2004 19:18:05




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 Re: cheaper, super H-TA or 350 stripped down in reply to The F-20 Man, 01-15-2004 18:54:45  
Take the 350 motor and put it in the H . Save on
hauling . And a good pulling H



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