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There is a big difference between Stupid and Ignorant.
Untill you learn you are Ignorant.
I would much rather be Ignorant than Stupid, because like Ron White says--"Can't help Stupid".
Never,Never give yourself a hard time, plenty of other folks out there think that is their job.
But to Answer your question---I don't know.
But I bet we find out.
Last edited by Old Gunny; May 12, 2011 at 10:07 AM.
Have never tried it, so can't speak from experience. However, I have heard of guys building "fatvo" motors; evo cases with TC cylinders and heads. IIRC, those guys had to re-cut the pushrod tube seats in the lifter blocks to compensate for the difference in the pushrod angle between the two motors.
That would be even better! I have an entire brand new Twin Cam 96 top end sitting in front of me, and I just ordered the parts for my evo softail rolling chassis. I was just gonna build an evo, but if I could use the TC top end, it would save me a ton of extra money, lol!
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