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Re: Standard or overbore engine kit-- which to use
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Posted by Mike M on July 21, 2005 at 18:48:19 from (63.27.171.160):
In Reply to: Standard or overbore engine kit-- which to use posted by Darren in TN on July 21, 2005 at 06:46:43:
I think some of those dry sleeve over bore kits may leave the sleeves out and run in the block.I'd check it out closer. I wouldn't want this as I'd rather be wearing out a replaceable sleeve. But if the overbore kit still used sleeves but offered more power I'd go for it. Never heard many complaints of too much power. Your tractor should have a water pump so it should cool ok. I was advised once not to put the soup up kit in a Farmall C that didn't have the water pump as it would over heat.I took this advice.
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