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U DUDE

04-01-2002 09:15:54

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HOW FAR ARE THESE GUYS STOKING THERE MM U'S WE STROKED OURS .160 AND THEY SAID THATS ALL IT COULD GO W/OUT WELDING IT ANY COMMENTS PLEASE.

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bill

04-02-2002 19:48:56

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Re: MM U STROKER in reply to U DUDE , 04-01-2002 09:15:54

getting it right includes no water leaks no compression leaks and something that is repairable. (replaceable sleeve) not to many people who do it this way

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Glenn

04-03-2002 03:22:45

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Re: Re: MM U STROKER in reply to bill, 04-02-2002 19:48:56

Sure it is when you have something made for press in sleeves to start with

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Turbine Dude

04-01-2002 18:11:16

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Re: MM U STROKER in reply to U DUDE , 04-01-2002 09:15:54

How big can you go with 4and 5/8 bore jug? 5"or 5.25 ect how far can you go safely..... Makes me real curiouse and what do you mean by doing it right please explain Thanks Turbine Dude

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Glenn

04-02-2002 03:38:26

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Re: Re: MM U STROKER in reply to Turbine Dude, 04-01-2002 18:11:16

Going to 7.5 on stroke, and 5.75 on bore . I think 6 is doable.I have some new block casting that will work if anyone is interested. Glenn

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U dude

04-03-2002 10:32:53

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Re: Re: Re: MM U STROKER in reply to Glenn, 04-02-2002 03:38:26

i wanted to know how much luck everyones having with welded cranks. and how far there going.

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04-01-2002 15:17:56

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Re: MM U STROKER in reply to U DUDE , 04-01-2002 09:15:54

Mines 7.5" Merfield in Iowa did it for $800. A friend has got 7.75 and 8" is possible.

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Mike S

04-03-2002 16:09:53

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Re: Re: MM U STROKER in reply to MM, 04-01-2002 15:17:56

How much Horse power is your U making? Thanks, Mike

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bill

04-01-2002 12:01:24

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Re: MM U STROKER in reply to U DUDE , 04-01-2002 09:15:54

We stroke ours to 7 inch cost about 650 dollars. its the bore that tends to get expensive if you can find someone to do it right.

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04-01-2002 18:33:35

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Re: Re: MM U STROKER in reply to bill, 04-01-2002 12:01:24

Hey Bill were are you getting yours done for that kind of money?

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Andy

04-01-2002 11:00:51

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Re: MM U STROKER in reply to U DUDE , 04-01-2002 09:15:54

You can drop a G crank in it,(6") Some guys stroke that to over 7",(not cheap)

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