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Posted by ChadS on August 31, 2003 at 17:44:14 from (66.228.96.151):
In Reply to: farmall H stroker cranks posted by Dan D. on August 31, 2003 at 15:42:51:
I can help you with any "H" modifications. From rods, pistons, cranks and cams. I have built a few good running H's in my day, Did you know you could build a 70+hp H with all IH parts??? Just a few hints, you can go with a 5-3/4 stroker, and still use STOCK H rods!!!!! A 3-13/16 bore, and a 5-3/4 stroke makes 268ci. with the right head, carb, and camshaft, it would make over 100hp at 540pto rpm. Email me at hpuller@hotmail.com for more info on H pulling tractors and parts. ChadS
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