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well i got some reading to do
just got pyro hooked up and its looking good so far
now to turn up the pump
 

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I think it was well worth the money. Just for reading, even if you're not gonna rebuild.

I read a couple three articles online about the DB2 and you can see this is the book they got there info from, so it must be the one.

It's 46 pages of a book. Lots of diagrams. Cover dissassembly and assembly, removal and installation.

Dosen't give any calibration numbers or anything, but there's nothing you could do with 'em if you had 'em anyway.

It's a scanned CD so some of the diagrams and smallest print it a little hard to decipher. Haven't tried to print any of it yet to see if it's better that way.

Hmmmmmm would it be unlawful for you to email copies to other board members since its all ready copied out of a book :angel: :angel::dunno
 

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Hmmmmmm would it be unlawful for you to email copies to other board members since its all ready copied out of a book :angel: :angel::dunno

I thought that might come up.:sly

I'm not sure, but, I just tried to e-mail it to myself and it said the file was too large. :dunno
 

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stroker crank makes it 7.6 liters or so now p/o put it in and i dont know whwere he got it if i did you all would have one its great
 

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I thought that might come up.:sly

I'm not sure, but, I just tried to e-mail it to myself and it said the file was too large. :dunno
you could copy it for your safe keeping, (CD's do get scrached) then loan them to friends?;Really
stroker crank makes it 7.6 liters or so now p/o put it in and i dont know whwere he got it if i did you all would have one its great
You got pictures of this?:dunno

Here ya Go to page 4 and beyond...

And Here too!
 
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Called the people in the second link, have no idea of a stroker crank for a 6.9/7.3 they said..

I am sure if he has one, somebody out there is doing it, we just don't know where to send you.

So... back to searching.

I want square bore/stroke IIRC that make a 7.3 bored to 7.5 or so... with the numbers posted in the dyno report sticky, being so flat...
If a person had a squared bore and stroke, with a cam and valve springs and studs... 5k IDI with flat numbers and a higher rpm base for power....

Yeah man.

We have 3 spare 6.9 blocks, guess I will start playing.
 

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I know it depends on the scanning resolution, but it appears to be 16.1 mb which means squat to my computer feable mind.

Many/most ISPs have a 10 Mb limit on email size. That being the case, it's not surprising that a 16.1 Mb email didn't go through. Any way to break it up? How about turning it into a zip file? If you could compress it enough, down to 60% I think, it would probably squeek through.
 

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i have seen pictures the p/o took them and he had a dyno graph too but i didnt ask for them when i bought it (young and stupid though it was common) the dyno was in the 230 hp range at about 2500 and high 300 torque iirc at 1200 now this had a turned up pump too
and its much more powerfull than other idis ive seen but its not fast because of the spread between the hp and trq
 

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