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Super M Pullin problem

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Scottys Super M

03-04-2008 16:59:11




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Ok I'm on the edge of tearing my tractor apart and rebuilding it from ground up. I need to know what do you recommend for pullin? I currently have a overbore kit on order, do I get a new cam? Should I purchase a new head (450) or should I stick with the Super M head and mill it down? I don't want to waste money, but I do what a competitive trator. So any advice is greatly appreciated.




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pullerboy624

03-07-2008 18:22:21




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 Re: Super M Pullin problem in reply to Scottys Super M, 03-04-2008 16:59:11  
There are V-8 hot rods around ohio but you would have to travel some to there pulls



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ChadS

03-05-2008 19:33:46




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 Re: Super M Pullin problem in reply to Scottys Super M, 03-04-2008 16:59:11  
If ya wanna keep the 4.125 bore, you can stroke it up to 6 inches. Mostly rod and cam grinding,,, some areas at the bottom of the bores and a few tiny spots,,,, not bad to do in an afternoon. If you want to cut less, find a 5-3/4 stroker,,,,, still a nice low end torque engine, and still be able to be used on the farm if needed. Hope this helps, ChadS [email protected]



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54SMTA Puller

03-05-2008 17:39:54




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 Re: Super M Pullin problem in reply to Scottys Super M, 03-04-2008 16:59:11  
I have a rebuilt 450 head Port&Polish call me at 660-265-5915



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Scottys Super M

03-05-2008 18:06:10




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 Re: Super M Pullin problem in reply to 54SMTA Puller, 03-05-2008 17:39:54  
What is a good time to call you? where are you located at.



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pullerboy624

03-05-2008 16:19:17




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 Re: Super M Pullin problem in reply to Scottys Super M, 03-04-2008 16:59:11  
I would go with the 450 head mill it and big valve it. I would go with a 6 1/2 inch strock or maybe even 7.If you want to get your money's worth call up Paul Marlatt out of rushvill ind he can set you up.



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BUB M

03-04-2008 20:11:26




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 Re: Super M Pullin problem in reply to Scottys Super M, 03-04-2008 16:59:11  
Stroke it



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Scottys Super M

03-05-2008 18:09:35




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 Re: Super M Pullin problem in reply to BUB M, 03-04-2008 20:11:26  
I really want to stroke it, but i've been told i have to pull the block and grind out part of the block. If i can get away from grinding the block down then ok. Also I've seen the stroker kit around 1900.00 dollars(little much) and I still have in the box a semi modified governor and 4.125 overbore kit.



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MN Dave 2

03-05-2008 19:09:39




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 Re: Super M Pullin problem in reply to Scottys Super M, 03-05-2008 18:09:35  
Put a V-8 in it for 1/3 the cost, but then you would have to put up with the "not stock appearing" whiners as you collect your trophies.



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Scottys Super M

03-05-2008 19:29:22




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 Re: Super M Pullin problem in reply to MN Dave 2, 03-05-2008 19:09:39  
Also I can't pull in the local pulls. There are only one or two single engine pulls around Cincinnati.



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