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Re: 7 inch pistons
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Posted by Bob-Wyo on December 18, 2004 at 18:19:52 from (198.81.26.81):
In Reply to: 7 inch pistons posted by 840cs on December 17, 2004 at 18:58:30:
840cs I could send you a list of the ones I know of that have 7" pistons,lots, myself I only go .125 over so as to save the block down the road for 7" boreing. They can be made to pull. Just hard to get it to the ground as B&D said, and yes they can take it, mine is on it's 7th year @ 7500#, with no problems, everything from the block back is still what the factory put in it in1938,chains,bearings and all. Shucks they used to lug hard all day long, can't understand the concern about pulling them hard for 2 min at a tractor pull, making them work a little is good. If you would like,email me and we can talk about it, also show you some proof D's can pull a little Bob
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