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Dropping your jug is gonna help a tad lowring your ex. I would also raise your transfers if you can. I wouldnt touch the intake. You can always go back in if you need more int.

Im not even sure what went down to warrent deleting my thread. I ask a ton of questions around here and buy from this sites sponsers but i have personally bugged the hell out of Randy and Mike on the phone and they have always taken the time to help me. That was why I started that thread. A...

Are you trying to reduce your squish?

I like it Jeremy.

Didnt post it earlier Clint but that handle looks good.

Your grinding looks good. I would square up your corners on the intake floor without lowering it.

Ive been using .021 from Radio Shack Dan. I would get some thinner solder and recheck.

Looks good Dan. How thick is your solder?

All my presents were perfect but this one had the most meaning behind it. This was my great Grandfathers and my pops gave it to me yesterday. It hung on my parents mantle for years and it will be hung again. Not sure of the year but its a Winchester 22lr.

Hopefully the base doesnt crack out with that much off it.

Will do Mike. I just need to get this stuff boxed up. Been working almost 7 days a week.

This one is a potential copyright.:D

Just clean up the bottom edge if there is a lip there.

If you are confident you are at .017 Id run it man.

Ahh man, been there. Good to read he is getting some help.

Very nice pic. Im a bit salty cus its been in the 40s and raining this week. Ill take some snow any time now. Beats wearin rain gear to work.

Absolutely beautiful country right there!

Thanks Mike. This is the last 261/262 I built. iirc i sanded the squish .008", raised the ext and lowered the intake a bit. No need to touch the transfers, so a standard dremel could be used. I think it turned out skippy.

This ones been on a local list for a month at 750. With a 36 and a 20. Just for reference.

The base on this one got a little extra trim.