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I'll bet it is the belt, being square tooth. If the sound goes away, I would investigate with a little more due diligence.

X2 about the belt, good point, especially with the aluminum block.

I've used an Aviaid that was quiet except when the belt was too loose then it sounded like a tappet going south from the belt skipping. I have a Daley now and I can hear the gears rattle or contact when cold, silent when warm.

Understand JB, I heard it at Hallet and thought it sounded awesome, but then it didn't have the added 20 hp and I wasn't sitting inside......

I'm just curious, why the change to the exhaust out the back?

I would suggest the biggest you can wheel around on a free standing pedestal.

I'll bet they're working 24/7 right about now.

This came up on another forum I frequent, thought some here might be interested. Some knowledgeable people there. Just FYI GMPP 480hp cal • Speed Talk

keep it below the throws on the crank, should serve you well.

couple years ago i bought some 6.3 carrillo's, 2" big end with edm oiling hole for $200. you can get some deals, i would probably plan on replacing the bolts. i kind of went the route you are trying to go, wish in the end i would have just bought a rotating assy through a good machine shop...

Heard Pankl bought Carrillo, so that would make them kind of their bargain rod.

holley ultra hp is a nice carb with lot of features and adjustment.

Can't go wrong with Mobil 1.

Careful John, that has a 6 spd transmission with a 7 spd clutch, you'll be shifting like a trucker in no time.....

I wish it was MAM! I'd probably have to go and stand around like I was doing something. Nice track layout if you ever get the chance.

i have used a boat load of the steel rivnuts, they are zinc chromate coated so corrosion shouldn't be a problem. i use the air guns, one for 10-24/32 and 1/4", and another gun for the larger stuff. i have used them in aluminum, steel and fiberglass. using an 80#psi air compressor i pull the...

aaaahhh! that has to be a tough life.

lefthander chassis has a pretty good selection at good pricing. i believe they have the materials to fabricate your own also. https://www.lefthanderchassis.com/v2a/products.asp?idcategory=1312

and it doesn't absorb water, so you don't have to replace it on a regular basis....., what harley recommends for their motorcycles.

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