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boring an H

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H puller

05-15-2004 19:21:49




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I am wanting to bore out my farmall H can anyone tell me how far I can go. with sleeves without sleeves. and were can i get the stuff I need when I am done




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ChadS

05-15-2004 20:03:43




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 Re: boring an H in reply to H puller , 05-15-2004 19:21:49  
3-13/16, safely, if you have a good block, there is one piston that will cover a stroker crank, from 5 inch, to 5-3/4 inch. 806 IH pistons with stock rods, and lots of grinding. For a non stroker engine, Massey 44 pistons will work, has the same compression height as the original H pistons, all you have to do is rezize the wrist pin hole in the rods. The best blocks for the H-350 are the late 350, or C-179, for large bore H-350 engines, they have alot more meat in the cyl walls than an H does, 4 inch bore in this block is alot easire to do, than the H blocks, There are some H's that have bigger than 4 inch bores in them, but it is alot of $$$ to do it. It depends on where you look to find parts, and who knows how to do it. ChadS

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WILDMAN

05-17-2004 04:36:44




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 Re: Re: boring an H in reply to ChadS, 05-15-2004 20:03:43  
I MIGHT HAVE A 4"60 OVER BLOCK FOR SALE IN ABOUT A MONTH INCLUDES PISTONS.



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ChadS

05-17-2004 06:03:26




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 Re: Re: Re: boring an H in reply to WILDMAN, 05-17-2004 04:36:44  
Wildman, Does it have water in the block? How thick are the sleeves in it? is it a H or a 350 block? my email is [email protected] Thanks! ChadS



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WILDMAN

05-18-2004 04:45:17




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: boring an H in reply to ChadS, 05-17-2004 06:03:26  
HAS WATER NONE WATER IN OIL SUPER H BLOCK. THE PREACHER IS FORCING MY HAND .



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H puller

05-16-2004 09:43:08




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 Re: Re: boring an H in reply to ChadS, 05-15-2004 20:03:43  
are you using sleeves with the 44 pistons or not



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