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12-11-2003, 11:39 AM
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Originally posted by rainmn
What about Pfaff? Never heard anything but good about his engines.
What about Pfaff? Never heard anything but good about his engines.
The west coast boys surely will chime in on his engines- I think D-Man got an insane amount of hours out of a pair of Pfaff 900SC's.......
12-11-2003, 12:19 PM
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Dependable ! he, he, he.....
Originally posted by Epak
When do these engines start to lose their dependability? From 1250hp to 1450hp?
When do these engines start to lose their dependability? From 1250hp to 1450hp?
As long as you run a 1450hp on $6.00 a gal. fuel, rebuild the heads, restrip the blowers, and check the bearings every 15 to 20 hrs. they are fairly dependable.
Oh, and throw pretty much every thing away after the third "freshening" or 50 - 60 hrs ( not that any have ever lasted that long)
Hey , if ya wana go 149 in a V thats the ONLY way. So how fast did you say you wanted to go again?
12-11-2003, 12:25 PM
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Re: Dependable ! he, he, he.....
Originally posted by WickedWon
That sir would be an oxymoron
As long as you run a 1450hp on $6.00 a gal. fuel, rebuild the heads, restrip the blowers, and check the bearings every 15 to 20 hrs. they are fairly dependable.
Oh, and throw pretty much every thing away after the third "freshening" or 50 - 60 hrs ( not that any have ever lasted that long)
Hey , if ya wana go 149 in a V thats the ONLY way. So how fast did you say you wanted to go again?
That sir would be an oxymoron
As long as you run a 1450hp on $6.00 a gal. fuel, rebuild the heads, restrip the blowers, and check the bearings every 15 to 20 hrs. they are fairly dependable.
Oh, and throw pretty much every thing away after the third "freshening" or 50 - 60 hrs ( not that any have ever lasted that long)
Hey , if ya wana go 149 in a V thats the ONLY way. So how fast did you say you wanted to go again?
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12-11-2003, 01:17 PM
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hawk power HA!!!!!!!!!!
you must be reffering to the origonal hawk power that biult engines for cigs in the 90s and NOT the "todd cimmino" hawk power.
you must be reffering to the origonal hawk power that biult engines for cigs in the 90s and NOT the "todd cimmino" hawk power.
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12-11-2003, 01:37 PM
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I have heard a lot of good things from Cobra Power!
A local distributor just told me that Sonic is using them now and that Randy is offering a one year warranty!
Some guys on Lake Norman are running them and they seem to hold up well.
www.cobrapower.com
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A local distributor just told me that Sonic is using them now and that Randy is offering a one year warranty!
Some guys on Lake Norman are running them and they seem to hold up well.
www.cobrapower.com
[email protected]
12-11-2003, 01:52 PM
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