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Purveyor of the Biggest Brapp
- Location
- Alta Loma, working in Upland
After a year of development, 300-400 hours of design and machine time, I was finally able to finish the first billet Superjet case that I know of.
I started out with a 16MM crank, but these cases could be used with any stock stroke or stroker SuperJet crank.
I tried to remain true to the look and feel of the SJ case and to keep them within 5 lbs of the factory case.
Uses all factory bolt-ons including, cylinder, intake, ignition, mag and mount pattern.
As some of you guys know, I manage DASA's machine shop and I run my own shop as well. So it should come as no surprise, I built the transfer base to match the DASA/Lamey cylinder, but I could make it to match any cylinder.
What do you guys think?
I started out with a 16MM crank, but these cases could be used with any stock stroke or stroker SuperJet crank.
I tried to remain true to the look and feel of the SJ case and to keep them within 5 lbs of the factory case.
Uses all factory bolt-ons including, cylinder, intake, ignition, mag and mount pattern.
As some of you guys know, I manage DASA's machine shop and I run my own shop as well. So it should come as no surprise, I built the transfer base to match the DASA/Lamey cylinder, but I could make it to match any cylinder.
What do you guys think?
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