4.6 stroke in a D9 Block?
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4.6 stroke in a D9 Block?
Will a 4.6 stroke fit in the D9 Block? Are there any clearance issues? and will the pistons pull down to far out of the cylinders as what happens with a 4.5 stroke in a Dove Block?
Thanks Tore
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Tore- Posts : 865
Join date : 2009-08-19
Re: 4.6 stroke in a D9 Block?
With the correct components a 4,60" stroke will fit into a D9 block without any clearance issues.
How short of a piston you are willing to use will determine how much sticks out of the bottom of the bore
How short of a piston you are willing to use will determine how much sticks out of the bottom of the bore
Re: 4.6 stroke in a D9 Block?
The D9 block's cyl are approx. the same lenght as the A460's and we've done some 4.750" strokes with them.
I am not say to put a 4.750" stroke in a 2 bolt block........just that it will "fit".
I am not say to put a 4.750" stroke in a 2 bolt block........just that it will "fit".
Re: 4.6 stroke in a D9 Block?
Hey, I have a 4.50 stroke in a DOVE block. And, my pistons stay in their bores!
What are you up to now?
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A70maverick- Posts : 27
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Re: 4.6 stroke in a D9 Block?
Nothing just curious.
A70maverick wrote:Hey, I have a 4.50 stroke in a DOVE block. And, my pistons stay in their bores!What are you up to now?
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