Posted by The tractor vet on February 06, 2015 at 07:37:21 from (104.179.81.68):
In Reply to: Best H.P. carb posted by rainman on February 05, 2015 at 19:35:14:
Just swapping out one carb for the next is NOT going to help , there is more to building PONY POWER and if you want HORSE POWER then you best have a BIG CHECK BOOK . Your trying to make power out of a one barrel up draft carb with out adding compression and a better cam and with out installing bigger intake valves . then ya have to figure in what RPM range your going to run . As to just taking a couple drill bits to your stock carb could really screw you up with out knowing what your doing Then there is the ing. timing thing of getting the dist curved out . And before you get some crazy idea that OH wait i see this add of a certain socalled carb expert in some add some place save your money . If you want to go play the pulling game then first build some extra Cu In and higher compression because the guy that is pulling ahead of you and behind you already has . There is NO such thing as STOCK tractor pulling anymore . Anymore STOCk just means STOCK block and head . just like my STOCK S/MTA , it is STOCK Block and HEAD but it is not a 264 inside and the NEW cam that i put in because the old cam tore out the key way for the cam gear is a 450 cam . as for the H/p it is not STOCk as it is now wright at 60 H/P . Is it a top winner at the pulls ???? not hardly i would have to do away with the 4 1/8 flat tops and put in a set of High alt. pistons then change the intake and exhaust manifold to a 450 and add a 450 head with some bigger valves and some trick head work then go to work on the carb . Now do i want to go and spend a bunch of money to go win a trophy or ribbion , hat, grease gun and bragging wrights at the coffee shop on Monday , NOPE plus the added expense of hauling it here and there . The vary best tractor pull i have ever been to was one that no prizes were given , there was no entrance fee , no club to join and it was run what ya brung and the picnic after the pull where all the wimmen folk brought coverd dishes and we all sat around eating hamburgs and hotdogs and what ever the wimmen folk brought to feast on .The track was throwen together at a buddy's sale lot with the help of about a dozen of use in the course of three days of track building and scale installation one small add in the local farm paper and one heck of a fun time had by all .
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