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#11
12-08-2005, 05:12 PM
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If it gets to the point that you need a girdle to hold things together, then you need to step up to the IA 2 block. Because when you try and locate the stress at one point........... it justs moves to another in an already overtaxed block to begin with.
Plus the difference betwen a billet cap block with a girdle, then add another on at the top, plus all the other things your gonna have to do............. I just don't see the point and Playing with the Gods and hoping your block will still hold together. Before the IA block deal this was an viable option. Now???? Someone please explain this topic to me? |
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