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Old 06-27-2015, 04:40 PM
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Default Mean while in parts unknown in Wisconsin, spy photos start to emerge
it was built as a test motor but turn out too good to not put it in something
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Old 06-27-2015, 07:33 PM
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Looks pretty good.

Care to share some very general details? ( I'm not asking for you to reveal build secrets )
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its actually a stock K341 block. stock stroke , .060 overbore. 1.200 carb on alky. same as NQS lite pro. can't really go into much more than that. will make its first run in a tractor in Portage WI on July 10th.
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Thanks for the brief bit of info ( I completely understand as I used to race various classes of go karts )

I would assume some high compression to burn the alky seeing the custom head and the girdle.
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That looks wicked! Bet she's a screamer! Can I ask what kinda hp it puts out?
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Can I ask what kinda hp it puts out?
for now I'll have to stay quiet.
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Looks like it cuts grass fast.

Just goofing. I bet it makes some big power.
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for now I'll have to stay quiet.
That's cool, I can kinda guess it's a pretty serious number!
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WOW!! looks sweet! let us know how she pulls!
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