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Re: Farmall Tractor Pulling
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Posted by ChadS on November 02, 2004 at 05:59:19 from (66.228.96.181):
In Reply to: Farmall Tractor Pulling posted by Migraine on November 01, 2004 at 21:13:19:
You can reach 50 hp with out stroking. A bit of machine work in the right places will be required. For starters, you will need to bore the H block to 3-5/8, you will be running on the block walls now, and if you choose,, bore the H block to accept the 350 sleeves as well. Probably around 300$ rough estimate to have that done at a good machine shop. You also will need the Super H-350 camshaft, it helps build more torque. Cyl heads,, you will need an 8043DD casting. these are found on all of the Super H C-164 engines. Or a late 350 head. Both are identical in castings, and accept firecrater pistons. the old heads, used stepped head pistons, which fit the compression chamber, the firecraters,, need the new chamber design. If you are going to mill the head, keep the head plate thickness no thinner than .250 on a full time puller, .300+ for a work horse. If your rules allow,, use the Super H-350 intake and carb. M carb will work well too. That is a parts list to get you that much HP, of course, you know as well as I do,, that you will have to tune it on a dyno, so you will need to build the carb, governor, and the ignition to get all you can get from it. I can help you with that information too! Feel free to email me. We have a Super H with the exact same set up as I mentioned, makes 50 hp, with a stock cyl head (not milled) It has 165 psi of compression. Lots more room for more hp in this engine. ChadS, from the pulling board.
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