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RichB

08-06-2005 09:44:38




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I think if a Farmall can use a billet steel crank to achieve 660 CI,Why should these MM blocks not be legal? Thats not a factory welded and offset ground crank with casting numbers,I suppose just because we cant see it then it doesn"t matter?I don"t think a billet crank should be legal if these blocks are not,Nothing personal chad You seem like a great guy and always offer info to us all,This is just my opinion.I wish we lived closer,I think I could give the 460/H some stiff competition with my 77 in 3500 class!! OH how is the H doing, Later Rich

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ChadS

08-06-2005 11:10:47




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 Re: mm blocks in reply to RichB, 08-06-2005 09:44:38  
Well, you see the billet in the div 4 and up type tractors, and, no I dont think they should be in a class under div 4, maybe even 5,, but, thats on a national level too. Nothing like that round here,, No, I guess if the club lets it go, then let it be,,, Im going to run the 460 in September for 3rd time, 3 strikes before, working on the 4th,, Its alot better this time I think. Im taking off the 18.4's and running 15.5's and go up a gear. It is a RPM puller, finally got the scatter blanket for it, So I feel better bout it. There is no doubt in my mind, that it would be a fun showdown,, Im in northern Indiana, but will go south thanksgiving once again. H is coming along, still onthe stand, waiting for eternity I guess. Im a little more excited bout the 460 right now than anything,, Its been crying out,, take me to a pull! Well, I heard it, and were gonna go. Roann Indiana on Sept 12. Dont care if it wins, just pull it. Go from there. Chad

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