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Re: Not as much money as ya think,,,,
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Posted by ChadS on September 17, 2004 at 09:14:27 from (66.228.96.144):
In Reply to: Re: Not as much money as ya think,,,, posted by redman33 on September 17, 2004 at 07:36:47:
Naa,, talking about some of the costs involved in a stroker. To be honest, the 450 would be the best choice over lets say an M, the 450 has all the better parts when they upgraded HP as the series progressed. A good properly built 281 will make 70-75 hp if you spend the money in the right places, and it dont take alot of $$ to get it there. Also, aint no such thing as a stock "pulling tractor" anymore,, somewhere down the line, something has been done to em, If i had my choice to do it over again, I would have built a 300 or a 350. ChadS
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