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44D stroker

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don

08-24-2003 09:18:59




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I want to built a 44 Diesel for pulling. How much stroke can i go and still have dependablity? Would like to use factory conn rods. Was thinking around 6.75 stroke with 4" bore? any help is great!!! Don




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08-30-2003 15:19:57




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 Re: 44D stroker in reply to don, 08-24-2003 09:18:59  
You'll get the engine purring, but with all that
diesel torque, tear out the ring gear & pinion
shaft of a classic 44RC. Better to go with the
direct drive 44 Special transmission case,S/N
55113 & up, for the upgraded heavier bearings on
the modified pinion shaft. Check the gear oil level before you purchase. No oil means pitted gears, which snap teeth, under maximum stress. Good luck.

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