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Re: Re: C more power
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Posted by Tim on May 01, 2000 at 07:39:06 from (12.74.159.46):
In Reply to: Re: C more power posted by Robert on May 01, 2000 at 04:20:25:
You didn't understand what I said at all. I asked how many people had converted to the 135 or 153 combine engine and which looks close to or similar to the original. I never said I knew about the swap or I would not have asked the question. I know there are some differances but I want to find out if it's worth the trouble. Because 35-45HP is possible with the C123 engine if you have the cash. Bob Sharps can build you a short block that can produce this and more. My plans were to check into both ways and see which way you get the most for your dollar. I have been sincere in asking my questions keep your sarcasm to some other board this one is a friendly one. Thanks to everyone that has sheared helpfulinformation with me.
Tim
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