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Old 07-23-2019, 11:28 PM   #62
Chris Haynes
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Default Re: The Terry Burtz 5 main bearing engine blocks are back on track.

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Originally Posted by johnneilson View Post
Chris,


sounds like it will be a good running motor.

the head was not included in the cost mentioned? right?

curious on the "B" crank mod to fit in "A" block, also is it cross drilled to feed the rods?

thanks, John
I bought the head well over a decade ago. They are now obsolete as Charlie has stopped producing them. I also had he flywheel, harmonic balancer on hand. I know that Joe Sivils built the engine for pressure oiling. I'll have to ask him about the crank.
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