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Yeah an my mount mounts were bad an i had the footwhottle connected to the governor an the motor was unbalanced. Since ive started the new build ive got stuff to make it better an yeah i get this pipe cause i like rhat it changes colors. The briggs i used to have i had it run so hot it turned the whole srack purple. I hooked chains with a gravely an gave it hell cause i had this spare motor to through in
I have a couple questions, what are "mount mounts" ?

What is a "footwhottle" ?

What is a "srack" ?
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I have a couple questions, what are "mount mounts" ?

What is a "footwhottle" ?

What is a "srack" ?
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Check your spelling and post coherent posts or don't post. Is there an ignore member option on this forum? I haven't found it but I would like to use it.
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Using my phone an it sucks cause its so small an the mount mounts is what it puts when i type motor mounts
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Slow down then. Its not a race. its nearly impossible to read the posts you post.
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If its for a puller I take the time to drill and tap the block, make a bolt on flange and weld the correct size mandrel bent pipe to it.
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Sounds cool but whats the easiest an best way to make a stack for cheap
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Just me 2 cents but I think if I was looking for an open stack I would use something like what Mid-West offers. Reasons being, first it will flow better than pipe, second being reasonably light weight it should reduce the likely hood of damaging the threads in the block and last it looks cool. Hate to see you spend a bunch of $$$ on something that doesn’t produce the best results and then you having to do it all over again.
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Thats expensive though lol just being 16 building a aint the best hobby but i gotta beat my cousin this year. My uncpe traded a truck for hers
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