Posted by F-350 on January 04, 2010 at 22:28:10 from (67.142.166.28):
In Reply to: Something went wrong! posted by JayinNY on January 04, 2010 at 18:02:06:
Thats the Satisfaction 4 charger 1066 IH out of NY.5000 rpms,250 plus pounds of boost,and 2500 horses will find the weak spot in the block.On a 466 IH thats right at the cam line where this one broke.
I can think of a dozen other IH pullers that this has happened to including many time national champ Esdon Lehn from Minn.The AC's and JD's bust blocks too.Brian Shramek from MO has won 3 national championships running a 426 Allis block which is known to be weak.They have an elaborate tie bar system holding the block together and it works.
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