New engines new name 35 cafe
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Screamineagle,
Hade the engines made, Mark Prinz in NC built them up to crate motor status. We were originally going for bigger HP but I decided that a milder cam and less HP would suit my needs. Then I had them shipped to Art Lilly's place were they were re-painted and dressed, they did an amazing job. The valve covers and flame arrestors were done by eddie marine after Fred at Trick told me he could not do it for me, thats who he use to get them from. A lot of custom and some nice equipment really made these engines. Check out the thermostat housing.
Hade the engines made, Mark Prinz in NC built them up to crate motor status. We were originally going for bigger HP but I decided that a milder cam and less HP would suit my needs. Then I had them shipped to Art Lilly's place were they were re-painted and dressed, they did an amazing job. The valve covers and flame arrestors were done by eddie marine after Fred at Trick told me he could not do it for me, thats who he use to get them from. A lot of custom and some nice equipment really made these engines. Check out the thermostat housing.



