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190 gas rebuild

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    Posted: 19 Feb 2017 at 7:59pm
I know this has been talked about before that a g2500 and g2800 use the same block, but different crank and sleeves and pistons. Is there any reason why a g2800 rebuild kit for a 190xt wouldn't work in a straight 190? Bigger bore, it just wouldn't stroke as far? The g2500 kit is $1000 more if I can even get it.
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them old' good running 190 around hear are 2500 or less. it's hard to get anything out of them tractors' hard to put a lot in one of them.
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7060 I messaged you
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301 gas pistons + 2500 crank makes LOW compression
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If there in enough need for the g2500 engine kit I can build some. I will have d-19 gas engine kits at Booneville. If you need one let me know what size bearings you need.
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Best thing to do is buy a 301 crank and 301 motor kit.   MACK
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