102mm piston
#11
12-07-2006, 05:55 PM
102mm piston
What in the world are you guys talking about??????? lol [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Eric thinks the 700R cylinder can be bored out to 104 and recoated without compromising or sleeving. I don't know why 102 wouldn't work.......
Did someone say the wrist pin has a different dimension?????? Compared to what? length? Diameter?
Eric thinks the 700R cylinder can be bored out to 104 and recoated without compromising or sleeving. I don't know why 102 wouldn't work.......
Did someone say the wrist pin has a different dimension?????? Compared to what? length? Diameter?
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#16
12-07-2006, 06:04 PM
102mm piston
Originally posted by: rcoop
Eric thinks the 700R cylinder can be bored out to 104 and recoated without compromising or sleeving
I hope so other builders are already using bigger pistons then that with no sleeve, but this is about putting it in a canam cylinder.
Eric thinks the 700R cylinder can be bored out to 104 and recoated without compromising or sleeving
I hope so other builders are already using bigger pistons then that with no sleeve, but this is about putting it in a canam cylinder.
They might regret that when they start pushing a lot of NOS through those things. The 700R does have a well braced cylinder though.
Throttle bodies are my concern............
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