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Old 05-20-2012, 09:44 AM
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OK pullers , who would you use for the best stock pulling motor and why.
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Old 05-20-2012, 10:18 AM
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thers a bunch of stock engine builders out there. do you want a single or a twin? for singles Lacota, Dave Knapp out of Il. , Matt Kastor in WI, Myself but I don't have time to build many stockers, all have dynos so the engines are ready to drop in when you get it. twins Lacota, Midwest Super Cub, heres a couple others I can't think of of the top of my head. Super Cub has about the best twin stuff out there. theres allot more but these guys are very reputable
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Old 05-20-2012, 10:24 AM
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Sorry, I did not say, it is a single, will be looking to have one built this winter, just wanted some thoughts and in put on who would be the best and why. thanks
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Who close to Tenn. would be good to use, one name I put out there, I have taken off my list.
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Old 05-22-2012, 12:15 AM
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I would use a K341AQS. Big motor=big HP
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Old 05-22-2012, 09:02 AM
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I pull in a 11 hp down and then bump up to a 14 hp down class, so I like to stay with my K-241 10 hp that is all stock. But still trying to get what I can out of a 10 hp motor
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you should get (depending on whos dyno ) 18 to 20 hp with a gov on it and no porting done. but they do get time consuming when tthey come to building
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Anyone close to Tenn. who builds a good stock motor, to help save on shipping.
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If your Still looking for a motor I would go with a kohler CH11 it's a single cylinder OHV motor. They pull plenty good. Also the big block Clones or 11HP Honda is also good for stock classes. I pull with the Honda motors myself.
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Well going to build it myself again, the last one lastest 7 years, so found a place in Memphis, Tn. to bore it out, it is .030 now k241, bore, hot tank and paint bare block $40, looks great, started putting it back together, changed out valve guides, going to be pure stock for a 10hp k 241, but putting the 18 hp cam in, carb that has had a little work done to it, under cut valves and will put my LP head back on, it was strong before I had it bored out, cycle wall was getting egg shape and only smoking when it was sitting idling, but did not smoke when it was going down the track, as far as it looked. So it was time to refresh.
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