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Eric

09-22-1998 09:03:41




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I am looking for 2 G blocks, # 10A150A in the state of Michigan, Ohio or Ontario Canada. I would prefer ones that were rusty, scored or out of round because I will be reboring them. Thanks, email me.




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mm

09-22-1998 20:57:00




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 Re: MM Parts Wanted in reply to Eric , 09-22-1998 09:03:41  

: I am looking for 2 G blocks, # 10A150A in the state of Michigan, Ohio or Ontario Canada. I would prefer ones that were rusty, scored or out of round because I will be reboring them. Thanks, email me. How much, what is the bore size you are thinking of going to?



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Eric

09-23-1998 10:58:42




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 Re: Re: MM Parts Wanted in reply to mm, 09-22-1998 20:57:00  
I will be sleeving them to 5.125" or 5.25"



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mm

09-23-1998 15:33:54




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 Re: Re: Re: MM Parts Wanted in reply to Eric, 09-23-1998 10:58:42  

: I will be sleeving them to 5.125" or 5.25"

I have two G blocks that have been bored to 4.75 + .06 that I would sell make me an offer. I'm in Kansas.



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Eric

09-24-1998 12:41:26




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: MM Parts Wanted in reply to mm, 09-23-1998 15:33:54  
: : : I will be sleeving them to 5.125" or 5.25"

: I have two G blocks that have been bored to 4.75 + .06 that I would sell make me an offer. I'm in Kansas.

I have a pair of good G blocks also. But I would rather work with a pair of blocks that weren't in the best of shape in stead of boring and sleaving a good pair of stock G blocks. I would consider sell my pair of blocks too, once I found another pair. Thanks anyway. P.S. Will G rods hold up in a 5.25 X 6.5 engine, turning 3000 rpm?

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09-24-1998 15:52:41




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: MM Parts Wanted in reply to Eric , 09-24-1998 12:41:26  

: : : : : I will be sleeving them to 5.125" or 5.25"

: : I have two G blocks that have been bored to 4.75 + .06 that I would sell make me an offer. I'm in Kansas.

: I have a pair of good G blocks also. But I would rather work with a pair of blocks that weren't in the best of shape in stead of boring and sleaving a good pair of stock G blocks. I would consider sell my pair of blocks too, once I found another pair. Thanks anyway. P.S. Will G rods hold up in a 5.25 X 6.5 engine, turning 3000 rpm?
Depends on who you talk to. Why are you limiting yourself to 5.25 bore? Where are you at that you can turn so hard? If it is in your budget to stroke to 6.5 why don't you go farther?

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09-25-1998 14:26:30




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: MM Parts Wanted in reply to mm, 09-24-1998 15:52:41  
: : : : : : : : I will be sleeving them to 5.125" or 5.25"

: : : I have two G blocks that have been bored to 4.75 + .06 that I would sell make me an offer. I'm in Kansas.

: : I have a pair of good G blocks also. But I would rather work with a pair of blocks that weren't in the best of shape in stead of boring and sleaving a good pair of stock G blocks. I would consider sell my pair of blocks too, once I found another pair. Thanks anyway. P.S. Will G rods hold up in a 5.25 X 6.5 engine, turning 3000 rpm?
: Depends on who you talk to. Why are you limiting yourself to 5.25 bore? Where are you at that you can turn so hard? If it is in your budget to stroke to 6.5 why don't you go farther?

I want to stay at 6.5 stroke to limit the amount of grinding I have to do on the inside of the crankcase and the cam. I'm also keeping the bore to around 5.25 so I can still have a fairly good flow of water around the sleeves for cooling. Where I'm from the rules are fairly open, meet your weight class, 3500 rpm limit and be stock appearing. On LP, this engine will have enough torque to kick some IH butt!!

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