connectng rod question
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if i get a 4in stroke crank, can i use these rods and what ci would i get? oh yeah, its a 351w
isit even possible use rods not specfic fo the engine/crank?
i also saw some with 6.250in length, will something like that work also?
if i get a 4in stroke crank, can i use these rods and what ci would i get? oh yeah, its a 351w
isit even possible use rods not specfic fo the engine/crank?
i also saw some with 6.250in length, will something like that work also?
Without researching, they look to me like the rods are the wrong size on both the bid end and the little end...
Price some new Scat's that actually fit, you can get new H beams for not much more!
A 4.030 bore combined with a 4.000 stroke = 408 CI..
Rod length will be determined by
Deck height = Stroke + Piston compression height + rod length -about .003 (-.003 optional)....
Price some new Scat's that actually fit, you can get new H beams for not much more!
A 4.030 bore combined with a 4.000 stroke = 408 CI..
Rod length will be determined by
Deck height = Stroke + Piston compression height + rod length -about .003 (-.003 optional)....
You can get a set of decent rods these days that are brand new, with floating pins, that'll take more buse than your block, for under $300. Well, if it's a stock block anyway.
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