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Re: super c pistons
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Posted by justin on June 14, 2001 at 20:00:05 from (12.34.184.23):
In Reply to: super c pistons posted by Pete C on June 14, 2001 at 17:43:42:
I put a set in my super C a year ago, and the tractor has some power.. Granted the engine was stuck when I got the tractor, so I don't know what the HP was before.. I sell NOS IH parts, and sell alot of NOS C-123 engine piston and sleeve sets, and many people that I have talked to have stated that that engine is tempermental with the larger bore and higher compression pistons in it.. I think my super C with the firecraters runs beautifully, but on a hot day like today was, the tractor can be tempermental when starting.. There are many options with the pistons and sleeves for that engine, because you have the 3 1/8" bore sets, 3 3/16" sets, firecrater sets, and some aftermarket companies offered the 3 1/4" sets.
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