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massey 1100 overhaul kit

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yates

09-24-2006 15:12:48




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where the best place to get a kit. i think ill put it back stock. thanks




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88Power

09-24-2006 20:14:52




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 Re: massey 1100 overhaul kit in reply to yates, 09-24-2006 15:12:48  
Mr. Yates--

Sounds like nobody wants to help you! Anyway tell us what your rules are and I can give you my thoughts.



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yates

09-24-2006 21:00:10




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 Re: massey 1100 overhaul kit in reply to 88Power, 09-24-2006 20:14:52  
are rules 15.5 tire max for 4mph class,stock rpm,tractor must be stock in appearance. what i was thinking maybe raise the comp,i would like to get around 100 horse to start out with are pulling club rules are a joke it depends on who you are. rules need a overhaul. thanks for any help 88power



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Cody

09-25-2006 05:23:28




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 Re: massey 1100 overhaul kit in reply to yates, 09-24-2006 21:00:10  
A 1100 massey is 90-100hp. stock. Anyway, they have a 2.5in rod journal, so, find yourself a set of 88 rods, offset grind your crank to fit the rods. this will give you 1/2in. of stroke. with a 4.125 bore, you should be able to find a set a set of automotive pistons that will work. With a cam change and some head work, you should get 125HP. fairly easy.



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88Power

09-27-2006 10:42:12




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 Re: massey 1100 overhaul kit in reply to Cody, 09-25-2006 05:23:28  
Cody is right on. The 1100 is a bored block and you can get to 4 3/8 bore pretty easy without hitting water. If you are RPM limited, go with the big cubes. The stock head flows okay at low RPM. Get a different cam grind and you'll be set. The crank is pretty much the same as the other 4 main big blocks, so bearings are easy to find.



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