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Need help building B puller

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nc jd guy

11-24-2004 12:28:43




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Hi guys. I have a '47 B with a tired Power block. The only real mods done are --
A valves and head work to make it fit, and a really hot mag. What's your advice on what it would take to make it more competitive. Division III is what I typically run. Usually top 5 out of 20 but can't get the top spots anymore.

How much stroke would you do? I want power but don't want to cringe every time she fires for fear of something breaking!!!

What about pistons and bore?

Any other suggestions? Looking to get the work done this winter if all goes well.

Thanks

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B OWNER

11-24-2004 13:37:24




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 Re: Need help building B puller in reply to nc jd guy, 11-24-2004 12:28:43  
5.125 LYCOMING PISTONS 7.5 STROKE ROBERTS OR ARNOLDS ENGINE SUPPLY REGROUND CAMSHAFT.



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nc jd guy

11-24-2004 19:26:59




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 Re: Need help building B puller in reply to B OWNER, 11-24-2004 13:37:24  
what about con rods? Any idea what Lycoming those pistons come from? Thanks for your help.



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B OWNER

11-26-2004 17:58:15




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 Re: Need help building B puller in reply to nc jd guy, 11-24-2004 19:26:59  
Not shure on the Lycoming engine but the piston #69337 thats the one that I used.Where are you located as far as rods go DC case or 2 piece IH H email me and give you any info that I have



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nc jd guy

11-27-2004 20:29:37




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 Re: Need help building B puller in reply to B OWNER, 11-26-2004 17:58:15  
My email address is [email protected] look forward to your advice...

I haven"t done anything yet except call a few machine shops. Thanks,



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