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#3
Check out this site. . . .
http://pub20.ezboard.com/bhondatrx250r
Look under tech tips and click on "Info for the heck of it."
Tells all the dimensions you come with when boring a 250R.
http://pub20.ezboard.com/bhondatrx250r
Look under tech tips and click on "Info for the heck of it."
Tells all the dimensions you come with when boring a 250R.
#4
Why not just do the math???
The volume of a cylinder is calculated as follows:
Pi*r*r*h
where Pi = 3.14159
r = the radius of the cylinder in centimeters
h = the height of the cylinder in centimeters
Example, my Bayou 400 has a bore of 81mm and a stroke of 76mm. The actual displacement is calculated as follows:
3.14159*4.05*4.05*7.6 = 391.6cc
If I were to bore the cylinder by one millimeter, then the expression would be:
3.14159*4.1*4.1*7.6 = 401.4cc
In this case a one millimeter increase in bore diameter produces a 9.8cc increase in displacement.
If you can use a simple four-function calculator, then you can use this formula to calculate the volume of any cylinder.
Army Man
The volume of a cylinder is calculated as follows:
Pi*r*r*h
where Pi = 3.14159
r = the radius of the cylinder in centimeters
h = the height of the cylinder in centimeters
Example, my Bayou 400 has a bore of 81mm and a stroke of 76mm. The actual displacement is calculated as follows:
3.14159*4.05*4.05*7.6 = 391.6cc
If I were to bore the cylinder by one millimeter, then the expression would be:
3.14159*4.1*4.1*7.6 = 401.4cc
In this case a one millimeter increase in bore diameter produces a 9.8cc increase in displacement.
If you can use a simple four-function calculator, then you can use this formula to calculate the volume of any cylinder.
Army Man
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