Ive got an H and it would fall on its face too even with high domed pistons. My first step was the governor. I had a friend help me make a good governor out of 3 junk ones. We replaced the bearings and seals and used the weights that were the least sloppy. That helped an immense amount. I still did not have the power to pull it even in low gear once we got up to about 190%. I talked to some people and the said that I probably had the old all fuels (distillate) head. The head has a lot bigger combustion chamber. I bought a 300 head and had it milled .110" and it made a world of difference. I cac go up to 190% in second gear before dropping. In your case I believe you could go with either a 400 or a 450 head.
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