Piston question for stroker.
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Piston question for stroker.
I have a set of SRP 150723 pistons that I bought before deciding to build a stroker. They are forged flat tops for a .030 over 460 with stock stroke and rods.
Is there any way that I can use these for a stroker build? Would like to do a 4.3" or a 4.5" street engine. If I use the Edelbrock 95cc heads I believe the compression ratio would be livable with pump gas?
I am guessing the skirts may be too long or the wrist pin location would preclude using these?
Is there any way that I can use these for a stroker build? Would like to do a 4.3" or a 4.5" street engine. If I use the Edelbrock 95cc heads I believe the compression ratio would be livable with pump gas?
I am guessing the skirts may be too long or the wrist pin location would preclude using these?
fordguy69- Posts : 98
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Re: Piston question for stroker.
Yes, your wrist pin location will preclude using those pistons for a stroker build. The only way,,, which is a BAD way,,, to use them with a stroker, is to shorten the rod length from the stock 6.605" length. I'd just sell the pistons and get the proper stoker kit to begin with.
Charlie
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Re: Piston question for stroker.
Or make one really thick head gasket. Worked for Kaase... LOL
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