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Engine question for you 560 guys.
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Posted by 560 wants cubes on January 20, 2005 at 15:49:02 from (199.174.1.34):
I"ve been told that is it possible to bore a 263 cubic inch on a 560 to make a 301 cubic inch like an 806 or something of that nature.I know the crank and rods are the same but one is a 3 9/16 bore and the other is 3 13/16,, sounds like a lot of room for error to me.One more thing if it can be done what would be the does and don"ts,,, will it run hot?To be honest I"m wanting to build one for my puller,,,,question is ,,, do I try to find a 301 or try to bore to make a 301? What"s ya"lls thinking?Eric
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