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jhb

03-25-2008 18:02:44




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What D-17 engine parts will fit in a WC block or what modifications need be done to allow them to fit?




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MLPANKEY

03-26-2008 19:05:03




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 Re: WC pulling engine parts in reply to jhb, 03-25-2008 18:02:44  
Most clubs allow the d17 block swap for wc or wds. if youre dead set on the 201 block youll have to use a wd 45 crank instead of the d17.



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why?

03-26-2008 18:56:54




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 Re: WC pulling engine parts in reply to jhb, 03-25-2008 18:02:44  
why does everyone have to hide what they have, step up to the plate and pull what ya have not what your hiding



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Kip-Utah

03-26-2008 06:17:52




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 Re: WC pulling engine parts in reply to jhb, 03-25-2008 18:02:44  
Rods[but WC,WD,WD45 are the same, camshaft[same profile as earlier W models], pistons[lower compression than stock if you don't use a WD45 crankshaft], note...a 45 crank & D17 crank are the same except the D17 has larger main journals,so wont fit a WC block, but 45 crank will drop right in. You can use the manifold,carburator, distributor, & governor assembly off the 17 to your advantage. Kip



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pullerboy88

03-25-2008 18:10:21




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 Re: WC pulling engine parts in reply to jhb, 03-25-2008 18:02:44  
just put the d-17 motor in your wc and be done with it. If you don't want to do that i know a guy in ky that will be abel to help you out.



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jhb

03-26-2008 05:49:32




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 Re: WC pulling engine parts in reply to pullerboy88, 03-25-2008 18:10:21  
Won't the D-17 engine be very noticeable as different than a WC engine both looks and part numbers? I thought that I would not be stock with the D-17 engine in place and be disqualified.



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03-26-2008 14:17:13




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 Re: WC pulling engine parts in reply to jhb, 03-26-2008 05:49:32  
Check you local rules. Some clubs look at the D-17 block as "manufactures recommended replacement", while others will put you in Div. 3. It is easy to tell the two blocks apart, but the d-17/E3 block will bolt right in.



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