Posted by the tractor vet on May 06, 2008 at 07:03:25 from (99.167.214.147):
In Reply to: Super Cub posted by rick in sc on May 06, 2008 at 03:36:20:
Well that is what i call them , as said ya have to BUILD it . The first one was for a buddy's brother as his old cub was plum slap wore out and was only good for foggen skitters . Bored it .030 over did the 184 pistons made the intake valves a little bigger ans can't remember if we changed the head or just milled it been twenty years ago did the carb recurved the dist. a few degrees and the end results were what a good cub could do in first this one would do in second . Ran better then the cub i had as mine was a 58 and i got it in 62 . mine would not plow in second but the one we built up would.
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