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Originally Posted by olddog
Now that is pure logic. Hard to argue against that, well maybe a fool would.
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Yep Olddog, I'm a fool choosing to entertain RK further, when I know he'll keep playing till he gets the last work, even if it moves off topic.
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Originally Posted by RodKnock
Oh Dimis,
1. I could re-jet and tune my carb on a chassis dyno and get 15-30 HP. Where would I drop 125lbs with my Kirkham?
2. Yea, reliability is/was a concern. Somewhere in the last 15 or so pages somebody (not me) mentioned "power, reliability and quality." That wasn't me. And the other complaint was the alloy block casting was flexing, expanding, contracting and popping at the seams, whereas the cast iron block was rock steady and never leaks.
3. My rule of threes? I think it was Patrick and others talking in threes. I was only pointing out the anomaly. 
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Hey RK,
1. I know you did the maths and agree with me, that's why you changed he subject to tuning carbs. What if carbs are already tuned and tuned alike

15-30hp as you stated, for engines that are commonly built between 400-600hp, like in our cobras represents 5% +/- of their power. Correct?
How can you argue that 5% is insignificant, yet argue that 5% of your car's weight is?
2. Nah, reliability was never raised by the builders, unless I missed it. Show me please. It was only raised by third parties who seemingly misinterpreted what the builders were saying. True?
3. You first raised the rule of 3s. Pat just explained the reason for your observations. Yes?
Now, just so i don't get confused buddy, please just answer "yes" or "no" next to each point. Then you can elaborate on your reasoning
