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Full drag ported Alcohol 7mil drag motor 2 thru 5 overide, just freshen'd up and everything polished. I am selling for a customer that has a very fast 421 I built him and he's selling because he says it's to fast for him.  This is an exceptionaly strong running motor, it won't disappoint!  39mm keihin alky  carbs, V force, billet intakes direct drive lockup  $3,500 plus ship. I have pics on FB but to large to load here I'll try to get some up soon, if someone knows how to do it from my phone let me know. 

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Full drag ported Alcohol 7mil drag motor 2 thru 5 overide, just freshen'd up and everything polished. I am selling for a customer that has a very fast 421 I built him and he's selling because he says it's to fast for him.  This is an exceptionaly strong running motor, it won't disappoint!  39mm keihin alky  carbs, V force, billet intakes direct drive lockup  $3,500 plus ship. I have pics on FB but to large to load here I'll try to get some up soon, if someone knows how to do it from my phone let me know. 



I'm confused.....is it the 7mil motor or the 421 that's for sell? Cause I'm pretty sure 7mil 73mm doesn't equal a 421....

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I'm confused.....is it the 7mil motor or the 421 that's for sell? Cause I'm pretty sure 7mil 73mm doesn't equal a 421....

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The 7 is for sale because he likes his 421.




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Why do people drag port a PV? That's like putting PC'S on a Cub.

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Do you have any idea how powervalves work?
A drag ported cheetah is not like PC pipes on a cub at all

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Do you have any idea how powervalves work?
A drag ported cheetah is not like PC pipes on a cub at all

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What I mean behind that is why drag port a cylinder that has PV's, intended for a smoother power delivery.

Why throw PC's on a Cub when it's meant to have Sharears? Metaphorically speaking.

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Well that's kind of the thing with powervalves. When the powervalves are down they mimic a low port and when they open they mimic a high port. When you drag port a cheetah you will lose some bottom but it's not like drag porting a serval.
Your "metaphor" of PC's on a cub is way different. The Cub has fixed port timing set for a "drag" pipe. Putting a "woods" pipe on is just choking the motor

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PaymentPlan needs to quit sharing his "extensive banshee knowledge" with everyone. He knows less than my 6 year old nephew.


Giving away "TSS" for FREE!!!

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Well that's kind of the thing with powervalves. When the powervalves are down they mimic a low port and when they open they mimic a high port. When you drag port a cheetah you will lose some bottom but it's not like drag porting a serval.
Your "metaphor" of PC's on a cub is way different. The Cub has fixed port timing set for a "drag" pipe. Putting a "woods" pipe on is just choking the motor

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Oh snap.


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Hummm... Dunno what he really mean, but using power valve engine for drag is useless.

 

Drag engine is on/off, no need for powervalves to had bottom. .

 

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That's my perspective. If I'm reading this incorrectly though I'll listen to anyone that wants to state facts otherwise.

 

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Top end( peak power) only wins races on PERFECT passes. Anyone that is a true racer of any kind will know that a perfect pass is like a unicorn... a broad, more forgiving power curve will usually take the win every time.

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