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Originally posted by 2165 Turbo Rail View PostI've broken it twice already with my old set up it supposedly is very well built now... the place said I shouldn't be able to break it.... we shall see LOLGOD BLESS TEXAS
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Originally posted by 2165 Turbo Rail View Postwouldn't that simply increase compression??? maybe I'm over thinking it lol
Piston height stays the same, stroke stays the same the lever action of the rod increases.
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Originally posted by racrguy View PostNo, you have to use a special piston with a longer rod that moves the wrist pin further up near the crown, if you don't you'll push the piston out of the bore, and that's generally not a good idea. I say generally, SOMETIMES you can get away with it a couple thousands, but I wouldn't recommend it.
Piston height stays the same, stroke stays the same the lever action of the rod increases.
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Originally posted by 2165 Turbo Rail View Postcool... does that make a big diff or just enough to be a little faster than the next guy?
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This is going to be badass!
Originally posted by Buzzo View Postyea, theyre picking it up next weekend. Its being shot for rod and kustom Monday
btw, looking forward to seeing this car back on the road. I have always enjoyed your progress on it
Getting into a different project?
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Originally posted by 2165 Turbo Rail View Postwouldn't that simply increase compression??? maybe I'm over thinking it lol
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Originally posted by kbscobravert View PostFrom the archives Chris. If it is any consolation, mine has been down since the Power Tour also.
Mine was lazy and no job so didn't want to spend any savings on it just incase. But now I have a job sooooo time to get it going again
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