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Burtz Short Block It appears that Burtz has come out with a pre-assembled short block:
https://burtzblock.com/products/short-block https://burtzblock.com/pages/block-k...nd-information This might be good for someone who doesn't have an approved builder that's close to them. It appears that the only things needed are bolt-on parts and has some popular upgrades (modern valve kit, touring cam) already in it. |
Re: Burtz Short Block Thank goodness!
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Re: Burtz Short Block Lok at the bottom end of that thing. Does that look great or what!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Burtz Short Block I got that email as well. Interesting that I could not find who is doing the build. Seems like a pretty straightforward build list, although I confess that I’ve no knowledge of Egge pistons.
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Re: Burtz Short Block I hope that is a typo
The specs list 4.125 stroke At std bore that’s 195 cu inches displacement not 200.5 |
Re: Burtz Short Block I received that e-mail also. Does this short block need a special oil pump or do you use your old one?
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Re: Burtz Short Block Its the same as original other wise the standard a pistons etc would not fit.
Lawrie |
Re: Burtz Short Block Egge pistons. __________________they have been around forever
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Re: Burtz Short Block I've got a friend who just installed one.
Paul in CT |
Re: Burtz Short Block 1931 Flamingo - AND the rest of the story is ?
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Re: Burtz Short Block If you don't care if it starts, save your money.
Richard ANAHEIM,CA |
Re: Burtz Short Block Yes, there was a typo on the specs listed for the Short Block. It is actually: Bore x Stroke (in): 3.875" Bore x 4.250" Stroke. Terry always had it correct, I just needed to correct it on the webpage. Thanks for the heads up!
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