running 4.75 crank in aluminum block
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running 4.75 crank in aluminum block
i have an option to use a 4.750 crank im my c anc motorsorts block.it has a bore of 4.625,would this put to much load on cylinder walls/ rings ? N/A engine build with a-441 heads.standard 10.320 deck block.
also how would e-85 do at 14 to 1 comp on this?
also how would e-85 do at 14 to 1 comp on this?
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Re: running 4.75 crank in aluminum block
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Re: running 4.75 crank in aluminum block
Dan with a 6.7 rod it makes a 1.225 C/H and that is still OK. Cylinder wall loading is subject to skirt profile and length plus top ring land diameter. I think E85 would be OK with the aluminum head @ 14-1. You know i'm only a mile away.
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