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Re: Re: Re: the feller wanting to put a 300-6 in 560 everyone else
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Posted by M6 on November 12, 2002 at 09:08:47 from (209.50.141.75):
In Reply to: Re: Re: the feller wanting to put a 300-6 in 560 everyone else posted by casered on November 11, 2002 at 18:51:17:
Casered, Give me a hint as to who you could be - not that many case guys to pick from. It sounds like you're a central PA puller - right? Actually ours is a 361 block out of an 806, and not a 466. It is punched out pretty good as you mentioned above. We went with the 361 for something a little different. Hopefully some super M gears this winter will help give us a little more wheel speed to keep up with the other one. There's a new M out there with a "big red" industrial motor (started aorund 504 cubes??) in it that's got more power than anything around I think - especially non-turbo - it just needs to get it to the track. I wish we could see the old case 400 with the 451 turbo out again that has been sitting idle for the past 3 or 4 years - that would sure mix things up I think. A 560 is also in the works in the area with a similar "big red" only it is around 450 cubes - at least to start. I think that the open divisions around Central PA are going to be pretty fun to watch next summer. We just need to get them all together instead of just a few here and a few there. Take care, and have fun. Shultz
(M6 pit crew and occasional driver)
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