Inliners International Forums General Discussion Hi Performance Duggan Parts

I managed to chase down some Duggan parts. It sems as if a fellow named Rob Harrison bought out the remainder of Duggans stock and castings, He lives in North Vancouer BC and the phone number is 604-986-6869 . I hope this helps some folks find what they need.

Do you know what he has?

I know a guy looking for an inlet manifold.

I was at Duggans a few years ago, with a fellow inliners member from the U.S., and we were suitably impressed with what was in the workshop.

If I told you what was there - I'd have to kill you

Harrison has now moved onto billet blocks with nicasil plating for the bores.
So if he has any thing left from Duggan,
it would probably used up from drag racing.
But give him a call if you wish.
his Website is www.inlinesix.com.
700+hp from normally aspired inline 6

LHP
www.haywardperformance.com

LHP, That web site no longer exists or is sometime in the future. It comes up with a message "This space has been reserved for a future website. Please check back soon!"

Larry

I just went to the www.inlinesix.com site and "it's still there".
They have just put up a couple of pictures of the billets blocks with merry christmas in the middle of the pictures.
Quite the block, still sitting on the milling table, ribs everywhere for strength.

LHP
www.haywardperformance.com

Actually it says the "new Igor cometh" between the block pictures, not merry christmas.

That's what they call their engines.

LHP

Looks Great BUT I dout it has any water for street use.And it looks like the better half of the timing cover is made right into the Block.?

No street use involved with that engine.
Dragrace only!
He said it was going to have water jackets of some sort.
But, how they are going to do that,
I don't know.

LHP

My guess is they will go in from the deck surface on a 5 axis CNC mill and cut under the deck in short radial cuts around each bore then merge the cuts together....

Do any of you guys know who is doing the machine work to the block?