DUDE WTF??? rodent in carb

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SWEET an aluminum block would kick ***. way lighter.

It's actually kinda heavy.....though the power potential is there. It is MUCH beefier than a Briggs 5 though, so that is the extra weight. Because of that I am removing the govenor and I'm not afraid to rev it (not too high though).
 

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well if im correct the block sizes are likr 3 to 5 hp and 6 to 8? As in they have same basic block just different bores and strokes.

Mmmm....I didn't know that. MORE POWER!!! :sifone:


I did find out that it is a cast iron block...which doesn't bother me too much since they are more durable.
 

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Yeah. I'm at a trades school ATM. Every shop you could think of. Machine, Welding, Wood, Automechanics, Autobody and more. And theres even stuff for the girls like cosmotology and hair styling and other stuff like that.

I have that here, its called career center, get bussed over to it form my school(the county shares it). Auto, welding, machining, computers, stuff like that.
 

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I remember a few years back a squirell actually built a nest in and around the air filter of my uncle's truck's engine. One day he went to start it up and appearentley the engine made a terrible racket emitted an unpleasant smell and fired squirell parts out the exhaust.
 

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I remember a few years back a squirell actually built a nest in and around the air filter of my uncle's truck's engine. One day he went to start it up and appearentley the engine made a terrible racket emitted an unpleasant smell and fired squirell parts out the exhaust.

Would've expected the cat. to stop it from shooting out.
 

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there are a lot of work trucks with exhaust systems that have rotted out/off and the owners simply replace the whole thing with a straight pipe ending at the axle.
 
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