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Re: Fire Crater Pistons + 100 vs 140 crankshaft
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Posted by Stan(VA). on September 30, 2004 at 05:23:52 from (208.59.156.25):
In Reply to: Re: Fire Crater Pistons + 100 vs 140 crankshaft posted by Ramon from NC on September 29, 2004 at 08:56:10:
> So in increase of 3 hp would put me at around 23hp, closer to a Super C or an H. Does that sound correct? Again, it depends on what you have now and you really need to check a little closer first. Since your 100 is almost 50 yrs old, don't be suprised to find an overbore kit has already been installed by a PO (especially if you don't know it's history). The major HP gain estimate is based on the 1/8" overbore and the dome . If your tractor already has either or both of these, then you might not notice that change as much as just a tighter motor due to new pistons and rings. Super C also gets some help from a higher RPM. Then remember the condition of the head and distributor is a very big part of the equation too. > I am talking to the gent at Weber Tractors works ... Any experience with his stuff? Don't remember if I've bought directly from him or not, but think I did meet Justin at the Red Power Roundup in PA and seems like a decent guy that's knowledgeable on his parts. Stan(VA).
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