hey guys building my first jeep stroker. I am on a tight schedule and cant find anybody in Las Vegas to dish my pistons for me. Was wondering if I can get away with out dishing them. This is my set up.
4.2 crank
4.2 rods W/ arp studs
Kieth Black 2229-030
Comp cam 68-115-4
crower cam saver lifters
rollmaster double roller
HO head
Any help will be much appreciated!!!
will it work!?
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Re: will it work!?
If you haven't decked the block, the deck clearance is going to be near 0.050" with a quench of 0.093" (assuming 0.043" HG). Static CR will come in at ~9.75:1 so you'll have a highish compression plus a poor quench; not a good combination if you want to avoid pinging problems especially with a short duration cam like the 68-115-4.
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Re: will it work!?
Considering the temperature during the summer it sounds like a really bad idea.Cheromaniac wrote:Static CR will come in at ~9.75:1 so you'll have a highish compression plus a poor quench; not a good combination if you want to avoid pinging problems especially with a short duration cam like the 68-115-4.
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