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how do you stroke a 77

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tom jones

02-04-2005 20:43:10




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this is all kinda new to me trying to build a motor so i can be compeditive ,maybe div 3




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stroker 88

02-06-2005 18:34:55




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 Re: how do you stroke a 77 in reply to tom jones , 02-04-2005 20:43:10  
from head to tail like a dog or cat. sorry couldn't resist. if you have the large journal crank you can offset grind it to a smaller size and gain some. or have it cap welded and ground offset for even more. this can get expensive. after stroking you need pistons and rod combination that will get you to the right hieght. it takes some figuring and searching the first time and is different with each stroke. if you have an rpm limit stroking, though not the cheapest way,is the best way to make low end hp.hope this helps without to much confussion.

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C Shaffer

02-07-2005 03:11:43




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 Re: how do you stroke a 77 in reply to stroker 88, 02-06-2005 18:34:55  
Give me a call or email me. I have a motor going to the shop next week. If you can find a super 77 or 770 crank we can get you more cubes. Depends on your budget. Charlie 585-335-9274



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