Just curious... 4.2 to a 4.7 stroker
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Just curious... 4.2 to a 4.7 stroker
Curiosity I guess. Is it possible to basically make the 4.2 into the 4.0-4.7 stroker ? Is it basically just taking a shit ton off the block ?
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Re: Just curious... 4.2 to a 4.7 stroker
The only company that I knew of that had stroker cranks for the 258 engine was Flatlander Racing and they went out of business 3 months ago.
If you want to build a stroker, your only option is to start with a complete 4.0L engine and use the crank from your 258.
If you want to build a stroker, your only option is to start with a complete 4.0L engine and use the crank from your 258.
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Re: Just curious... 4.2 to a 4.7 stroker
Cheromaniac wrote:Flatlander Racing and they went out of business 3 months ago.
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Re: Just curious... 4.2 to a 4.7 stroker
No. LMAO... just curious. I thought since it was basically the same block you could just take a crap off the block idk
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Re: Just curious... 4.2 to a 4.7 stroker
It's not the same block
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Re: Just curious... 4.2 to a 4.7 stroker
Its not really that much different besides the 4.2 has a fuel pump hole on the side.
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Re: Just curious... 4.2 to a 4.7 stroker
Lol, ... Like John said. A lot more differences than just a fuel pump boss.amceaglesx4 wrote:Its not really that much different besides the 4.2 has a fuel pump hole on the side.
How about 1/8 smaller cylinder bore.
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Re: Just curious... 4.2 to a 4.7 stroker
I could be wrong, but isn't there a way to grind a crank to get more displacement?
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Re: Just curious... 4.2 to a 4.7 stroker
Offset grind the rod journal of the crank.
But then you need to find a rod with a smaller big end and the correct length, etc.
But then you need to find a rod with a smaller big end and the correct length, etc.
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Re: Just curious... 4.2 to a 4.7 stroker
Basically not really lol
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