Need a long block? ...bored .25 over!
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most engine builders work over sizes close to ours. .25 mm = about .010 in our books. being its a 415 inch block big orn is dead on correct its not much of a cubic inch gain.
by the way guys 6 hours of walking around sema. i'm half dead and playing with my lap top in the hotel waiting for plane time home. the shows unreal.
by the way guys 6 hours of walking around sema. i'm half dead and playing with my lap top in the hotel waiting for plane time home. the shows unreal.
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Originally Posted by captchas
most engine builders work over sizes close to ours. .25 mm = about .010 in our books. being its a 415 inch block big orn is dead on correct its not much of a cubic inch gain.
by the way guys 6 hours of walking around sema. i'm half dead and playing with my lap top in the hotel waiting for plane time home. the shows unreal.
by the way guys 6 hours of walking around sema. i'm half dead and playing with my lap top in the hotel waiting for plane time home. the shows unreal.