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Old 04-19-2025, 12:14 PM   #1
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Agree. I believe the Burtz blocks should receive full points in judging, seeing how they are indistinguishable from an original bloc. Until someone slips and tells the judges it is a Burtz block, they can't even tell the difference
You missed my point - there were no 5 bearing engines made by Ford. The Burtz is therefore distinguishable from an original and should be scored accordingly.
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Old 04-19-2025, 03:03 PM   #2
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You missed my point - there were no 5 bearing engines made by Ford. The Burtz is therefore distinguishable from an original and should be scored accordingly.

No sir I didn't miss your point, of course I know the Model A did not have a five bearing set-up
How can you tell it is a five bearing engine, and not a three bearing, without dropping the oil pan, and that ain't gonna happen............So I stand by my opinion that 'yes' the Burtz block needs to be given full points in judging.
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