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Re: 4.125 pistons in M block
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Posted by bud barenie on June 12, 2002 at 15:39:31 from (208.23.115.26):
In Reply to: 4.125 pistons in M block posted by Flyin Farmall on June 11, 2002 at 19:17:27:
just rebuilt a super m. used pistons from 1 motor
and put them into the next !!! i want to go to 4.25 on the next rebuild!!!! which means i have to hone the block!!! i say , they all say, that you can run in the block!!! ih had some engineers
who probably didn't fall out of a tree!!! running in the block is different !!! must be pulling !!! i say buy a 450 block, or i have a nice 264 block for sale for 450.00!!! am i trying to make a buck , yes !!! but you bought an m, next time do the math !!! p.s. doing it the hard way !!! mine was burned in a fire!!! i'll never do that again!!! just getting ready to set the hood, totally restored!!!!for pulling!!!
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