Posted by jd plowboy on August 28, 2012 at 14:48:15 from (69.160.179.211):
In Reply to: Re: 201 into a 226 posted by Aaron SEIA on August 28, 2012 at 14:40:09:
the welding on the crank is adding stroke to it. offset grinding is you take a 45 crank with has a rod journal size od 2 3/8 inch. you take that and grind off the bottom side of the journal to a 2 inch rod size. that way you are taking 3/8 inch off the bottom and throwing it to the top so you gain 3/8 of and inch stroke making it 4 7/8 inches. the journal has to be ground with the same angle on it as it has and if it is done wrong when you roll the engine the rod will hit the sleeve. you have to get a set of rods from a wd45 buda diesel which has a 2 inch rod journal. then you get a set of wd or wc flattop pistons but the only problem is you have to make a wrist pin bushing cause they are no longer made and make it a floating pin. this puts the piston 400 thousandths from the top of the block.
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