Re: cid

Posted by City-Boy McCoy on September 28, 2006 at 09:50:27 from (70.149.243.252):

In Reply to: cid posted by Ralph W on September 28, 2006 at 08:25:56:

Basically, like Tasbrus said:

Radius of bore squared x pi (3.14159) x stroke x number of cylinders = cid.
You cannot use diameter of bore; you must use the radius squared, unless it is a 4" bore. Example: 3" bore. Diameter would be 3". Wrong answer.
Radius squared would be 1.5" x 1.5" = 2.25". Correct answer.

As an example, 3" bore & 4" stroke(Super A): 2.25" x pi (3.14159) x 4" x 4 = 113.08 ci

mike

Replies:

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