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Stroker-H ????????

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Hotrod-H

07-02-2005 11:51:34




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How much can ya stroke an H without doing a whole lot of grinding on the block and rods?I've heard that if you stroke one an inch ya have to do a lot of grinding.So can ya go 1/2 or 3/4 and not have to do too much?I'm new at this strokin' biz and any info is appreciated.Thanks Hotrod-H




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ChadS

07-02-2005 17:51:38




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 Re: Stroker-H ???????? in reply to Hotrod-H , 07-02-2005 11:51:34  
5 inches of stroke, grind the cam side of the rods smooth, and the inside of the cam lobes, no block grinding. thats the max with out block grinding, easy work! 5 inches of stroke also gives you a huge selection of piston bore sizes, from 3-9/16 up to 3-13/16. Hope this helps, Chad



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