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830 pistons in a R

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Kent

01-18-2001 03:26:54




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I have a block bored and the pistons ready to install, Im planning on using 830 injectors and pumps,anybody know anything about this ? This is a long shot but i think (hope) it will work. let me know. thanks




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G Taylor

01-18-2001 08:23:22




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 Re: 830 pistons in a R in reply to Kent, 01-18-2001 03:26:54  
How do R engine builders cope with the weak two bearing crank stressing it with extra HP & RPM?



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richard

01-18-2001 15:39:44




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 Re: Re: 830 pistons in a R in reply to G Taylor , 01-18-2001 08:23:22  

r cranks have main bearing journals the dia. of coffee cans an rod journals the dia. ofsmall block chevy pistons.i have never heard of anybody breaking one. pretty strong piece. 830 pistons,830 pumps(13mm), an nozzles (not sure on nozzles in r)you are on the right track.i have 820 with similar setup running 95 hp.at 540 pto rpm;need to call 2 cyl. plus tractor salvage in conway mo; phone number is 417-589-3337; real good people to talk with. big 2 cyls.rule later richard

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tony

01-18-2001 07:08:50




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 Re: 830 pistons in a R in reply to Kent, 01-18-2001 03:26:54  
I have heard of this a couple years ago from a guy that tried it and put an extra 50 horses under the hood. Don't know for sure, the parts used are what you said. Good luck, keep all informed of progress, post you dyno results.



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