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thanks for the responses.
sent an Email last night on the deposit question...looks like a good option
sent an Email last night on the deposit question...looks like a good option
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I'm likely to go the RB aluminum block route, but I am inclined to go with the "new" Bill Mitchell World block.
They haven't been cast yet, but it's "only" a $500 deposit.
I think I'll ask Bulldog about the aluminum block "available late 2018"
They haven't been cast yet, but it's "only" a $500 deposit.
I think I'll ask Bulldog about the aluminum block "available late 2018"
Nice parts but the $64,000 question what did it run??
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What material are the main caps made of?
I don't know what Bill Mitchell is using now, but I believe they started with ductile iron and said they would be going to billet steel. I just don't know what they're using now.
Do any of you have a preference and why?
My instinct says billet steel is better, but..?
I was reading a posted link on Mopar valve train geometry, and the tech article author is also a performance engine builder, specializing in Mopar..
B3 is the company. He had this block on his website and Facebook page, and the lifter bores told me right away it was a Bulldog block:
Compared to the new Bill Mitchell aluminum block: (and I don't mean the lifter bore bushings)
I don't know what Bill Mitchell is using now, but I believe they started with ductile iron and said they would be going to billet steel. I just don't know what they're using now.
Do any of you have a preference and why?
My instinct says billet steel is better, but..?
I was reading a posted link on Mopar valve train geometry, and the tech article author is also a performance engine builder, specializing in Mopar..
B3 is the company. He had this block on his website and Facebook page, and the lifter bores told me right away it was a Bulldog block:
Compared to the new Bill Mitchell aluminum block: (and I don't mean the lifter bore bushings)
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I hope, you can help me here
https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/block-from-bulldog-performance.198132/
https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/block-from-bulldog-performance.198132/
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