how to tell if you have a stroker?

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Re: how to tell if you have a stroker?

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IH 392 wrote: Is it a "V belt or a serpentine setup?
His previous picture showed a serpentine belt.
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when checking hte compression, is there going to be a large difference from stock?

i can see the marks around the edges of hte block where the old headgasket sat so it wasn't milled down to lower the compression any like that write ups say to do on here. not sure what that will do but what would the compression ratio be if a person put an engine together like this and didn;t mill the block?
We broke something, I think it was traction.
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Re: how to tell if you have a stroker?

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sorry, not lower the copmression. the block wasn;t milled to raise the compression. i would imagine the compression is lower then a normal stroker or even a normal engine. unless the ehad was milled down but do people do that?
We broke something, I think it was traction.
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Re: how to tell if you have a stroker?

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Ok, everyone saw the thread on compression? All high numbers and with 7 or so percent of each other. I see the fsm says the compression should be 120-150 and mine is above that
We broke something, I think it was traction.
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