Re: Picture of #6 Piston & Rings

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Posted by Vaughn [99.14.82.22] on Saturday, March 07, 2015 at 09:29:02 :

In Reply to: Re: Picture of #6 Piston & Rings posted by Willy-N [72.171.192.122] on Friday, March 06, 2015 at 22:54:58 :

Because the rods are off-set, every combustion fire stresses the rod to the side eventually knocking it out of alignment. If it's more than .0025 out, it has to be realigned.

I didn't find any piston measurement other than 3.25

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Re: Picture of #6 Piston & Rings - Willy-N 12:20:47 03/07/2015

Re: Picture of #6 Piston & Rings - Vaughn 20:53:32 03/07/2015

Re: Picture of #6 Piston & Rings - Paul Cook 11:52:14 03/07/2015

Re: Picture of #6 Piston & Rings - Willy-N 12:05:56 03/07/2015
- Stroke is determined by the crankshaft throw - Paul Cook 13:05:27 03/07/2015
  - Re: Stroke is determined by the crankshaft throw - Willy-N 13:12:41 03/07/2015
    - is there enuff room to move the piston up 1/4 in. - clueless 13:17:49 03/07/2015
      - oops dumb question - clueless 13:19:14 03/07/2015
        
        Re: oops dumb question - Willy-N 13:22:31 03/07/2015
        
        thinking back it may be that they used - clueless 14:48:22 03/07/2015
- my guess is they put a 230 crank in also - clueless 13:01:43 03/07/2015
  - Re: my guess is they put a 230 crank in also - clueless 13:04:34 03/07/2015
    - Re: my guess is they put a 230 crank in also - Willy-N 13:13:48 03/07/2015

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