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CC's Bore and stroke on: Stock vs. 680 vs. 703 vs. 720 vs. 727 vs. 730 vs. 733 vs.760 vs. 770 vs. 800 vs. 830

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Old 05-13-2004, 02:11 PM
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Default CC's Bore and stroke on: Stock vs. 680 vs. 720 vs. 727 vs. 760 vs. 800 vs. 830

Formula (is this correct?): Bore X Bore X Stroke X .787 = Displacement (Note: all numbers in centimeters NOT millimeters.)

Bore: Bore: Stroke: Multiplier: Displacement= Kit: Supplier:
10 10 8.3 .787 653.2 Stock Stock
10.2 10.2 8.3 .787 679.6 2mm larger bore Pami, TVI
10.2 10.2 8.6 .787 704.2 2mm bore + 3mm stroke Pami 703
10.3 10.3 8.8 .787 734.7 +3mm bore + 5mm stroke (old SamCoe 733??)
10.55 10.55 8.6 .787 762.1 5.5mm + bore + 4mm stroke Pami 760
10.55 10.55 8.7 .787 770.8 +5.5mm bore & +5mm stroke TVI 770???
10.5 10.5 8.3 .787 720.2 5mm + bore TVI / (old SamCoe)
10.85 10.85 9 .787 833.8 +8.5mm Bore & +7mm stroke Pami 830
10.55 10.55 8.3 .787 727 +5.5mm bore Mr HP new jug
10.55 10.55 9.1 .787 797.1 +5.5mm bore + 8mm stroke Is this the Mr HP 800 kit????

Is this correct?

Is this the TVI 770?
Is this the Mr. HP 800kit?
 
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Default CC's Bore and stroke on: Stock vs. 680 vs. 703 vs. 720 vs. 727 vs. 730 vs. 733 vs.760 vs. 770 vs. 800 vs. 830

bore X bore X stroke X # of cylinders= displacment
I have a handy displacment calculator that runs in Excel only 5.5 kb already setup default for banshee and 250R space 2 & 3 but has 30 spaces total, you can plug any figures you want in there and it will calculate it easy as pie [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] PM me a Email addy if you want it
 
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Default CC's Bore and stroke on: Stock vs. 680 vs. 703 vs. 720 vs. 727 vs. 730 vs. 733 vs.760 vs. 770 vs. 800 vs. 830

Spacing got real messed up on my post.

10 X 10 X 8.3 X .787 = 653.
Bore X Bore X Stroke X .787 = displacement for the DS

First number is bore, second is bore, third is stroke, fourth is multiplier, fifth is what the displacement is and sisth is the kit.
 
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Default CC's Bore and stroke on: Stock vs. 680 vs. 703 vs. 720 vs. 727 vs. 730 vs. 733 vs.760 vs. 770 vs. 800 vs. 830

Maybe that works too, in this calculator I have it's
bore X bore X stroke X # of cylinders
100 X 100 X 83 X 1 = 651.882 (according to this calculator I have)
My service manuel specs displacment at 652

or [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

105.5 X 105.5 X 87 X 1 =760.5277565 [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

I don't know I think it's right, [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] but then I don't build engines
 
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Default CC's Bore and stroke on: Stock vs. 680 vs. 703 vs. 720 vs. 727 vs. 730 vs. 733 vs.760 vs. 770 vs. 800 vs. 830

Sounds like your spreadsheet is correct but, there must be a "factor" in there (like the .787 I have).

Otherwise, 100 X 100 X 83 X 1 = 830,000 [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]

Someone has to know what the Mr. HP stroke on his kit is. . . is that correct?
 
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Originally posted by: DuneMe


Someone has to know what the Mr. HP stroke on his kit is. . . is that correct?
MisterHP stroker is +8mm
 
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Default CC's Bore and stroke on: Stock vs. 680 vs. 703 vs. 720 vs. 727 vs. 730 vs. 733 vs.760 vs. 770 vs. 800 vs. 830

eh hehe [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img] this is what happens when you post in a hurry without even thinking, the factor is .0007854 (in this calculator)
sorry [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]
 
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Default CC's Bore and stroke on: Stock vs. 680 vs. 703 vs. 720 vs. 727 vs. 730 vs. 733 vs.760 vs. 770 vs. 800 vs. 830

Punch this into your calc...works for everything and everytime.

Bore x Bore x Stroke x # of cyl`s x .7854 / 1000 = CC

( / ) = Divided by.

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Default CC's Bore and stroke on: Stock vs. 680 vs. 703 vs. 720 vs. 727 vs. 730 vs. 733 vs.760 vs. 770 vs. 800 vs. 830

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Default CC's Bore and stroke on: Stock vs. 680 vs. 703 vs. 720 vs. 727 vs. 730 vs. 733 vs.760 vs. 770 vs. 800 vs. 830

Originally posted by: Forcefed
Punch this into your calc...works for everything and everytime.

Bore x Bore x Stroke x # of cyl`s x .7854 / 1000 = CC

( / ) = Divided by.

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If you feed in bore and stroke in mm divide by 1000. If your bore and stroke are in centimeters do NOT divide by 1000.

 


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