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Rod anytime you want to pull just show up.
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Absolutly. Pulls need all the hook numbers they can get. That's how it works spankster, you want to pull, you show up.

You can't win if you don't show up. So when will you get out of the peanut gallery with the other drunkin rednecks and pull?

Perhaps you should take up stamp collecting pankster. Emotionally it's much easier on the human psychie. Your feelings wouldn't get hurt so badly and you already have the necessary equipment to for the hobby. As long as you don't run with scisors and you won't have much to worry about.
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Can someone help me i have a 201 block and a wd45 crank stroke to 5 inches i would like to know what i need to do to make this work what rods to use how much grinding has got to be done or who do i contact
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How can i contact you
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Originally posted by arcticcat arcticcat wrote:

Can someone help me i have a 201 block and a wd45 crank stroke to 5 inches i would like to know what i need to do to make this work what rods to use how much grinding has got to be done or who do i contact


Best to start a new topic. It might get as long winded as this one fore long Confused
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Arctic cat how is it you ended up with a 5" crank but no idea how to install it or rod the crank was set up for?
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Took it to the machine shop and they did the rest
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Originally posted by unstylish_ unstylish_ wrote:

Arctic cat how is it you ended up with a 5" crank but no idea how to install it or rod the crank was set up for?


I got a drivers license, three tires an engine but the rest of the car is missing... How do I get to Tennessee to meet the spankster? lol    This should take off like a lead balloon.  
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here ya go
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Edited by CTuckerNWIL - 07 Feb 2013 at 8:54pm
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Cat. You are missing my point
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Acticcat...Where in MI are you?
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Im am around the lansing area
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What I should have said was" did you get the crank done yourself or did you pick it up somewhere?". Is it set up for an Allis rod? I've done a few of these and been into alot of mm strokers. I frequently visit my tractor pulling buddies in the Lansing area. My # is 269 921 four six 8 six. You are welcome to call anytime and I can walk you through assembly etc. Andrew
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Honestly i have not bought it yet im to get it tommorow i was told that it is to use stock rods i dont now for sure i do have a allis 45 crank i want to stroke but i want to use a allis 201 block i want to use this for dead weight pulling any help is appreciated do u live by benton harbor
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Yup Benton harbor. You probably pull with clintonia. So , do i know you?
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