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Old 03-20-2013, 05:59 PM
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They have it plain with no chrome for less. Still cheaper than busting the threads out of your block. Just don’t want to see you spend $$$ and then have to turn around and do it over and spend even more. Your call.
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Ill look into it i like chrome
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Old 03-20-2013, 06:14 PM
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We used to have a saying back when I was running a construction materials business “ We can always afford to do it right the second time” . Meaning do it right the first time and you will save money.
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easy and cheap don't make horsepower
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Its only got 10hp i dont really know what to do to it. I wanna get the head milled down .040 and the bosch super coil. A 30mm carb. Next year itll need bored out. An i wanna get a cam what do you guys think
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easy and cheap don't make horsepower
True, but I've seen some fat wallets that were pretty slow...

On the other side of the coin, I've seen beautiful stacks that were simply too large and actually hindered torque because they didn't help scavenge the cylinder properly. Just cuz it's cheap, dont make it crud, just cuz it's pricey, don't make it good.

Plowboy is doing the right thing, asking questions and making up his mind AFTER he's done some reasearch. Now, how much does surfin the 'net count as research? Well, how informative is this forum?
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True, but I've seen some fat wallets that were pretty slow.......... nice one.

the 30 carb is a waste of time unless you are taking the governor off. stay with a stock 26. I wouldn't recommend going over 1 1/8 inside diameter of the pipe. if your rules allow bigger engines I'd consider that
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Nope no governor here. An does anyone here run the greaterclevelandtires here
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so you have a steel flywheel?
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No the stock one
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