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Old 04-14-2018, 03:03 PM   #25
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Default Re: How much better is a B block than an A?

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Originally Posted by Flathead View Post
A three main A block set up to take a B crank with the bigger main bearing diameter would be a winner for me. The ultimate foundation for a rugged touring motor. Pressure to the mains would be nice but original A system would be OK. Just sayin'


For those here who may not be aware, YOU have just described the current projects being under-taken by TOD, a member here.


When you say...'ultimate' is 3 main B bottom , A block, that is not accurate tho.
Tod is making the A looking block with FIVE mains and that is the ultimate , IMV !


For those who care, and/or paying attn. to this type subject, Tod has already made a stock running Model A block (utube(?).
He has also made two experiment aluminum blocks modeled after the things that you want. First is an alum three main blk and the second is a five main alum version. Both are currently being worked.
At the same time, 5 main cast iron blk (tooling) being worked on.
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