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Works for me...4 x 4 square motor would put a guy at about 402, in compliance. Basically a standard bore 360 with a 4" arm.
Works for me...4 x 4 square motor would put a guy at about 402, in compliance. Basically a standard bore 360 with a 4" arm.
Yeah me too. A Ford 400.Works for me...
Reduction in Hemi piston skirt length with the longer rod.......
The Hemi rod was less than a 1/10" of an longer the 440 rod. Doesn't make sense to use a longer rod, solely for the purpose of a 0.09" shorter piston that was already very heavy with it's domed top. Moving the pin up in the piston allows the piston to rock more & could lead to ring flutter or unseating the rings.
The fact is that Chrys already had a very beefy rod in the six pack rod....but chose to go to a new forging of a longer rod.
No chance, already posted that and it wasn't well received.
Indeed it is.It’s over most people’s heads.
I enjoyed it. I like listening to the engineers and top notch builders, the fellas that push the limits. Even though I’ll probably never get to build a 2500hp NA engine, it’s interesting to follow along and learn something.Indeed it is.
For most people it'll never really matter, because they couldn't care less about every last ounce of power or speed.It’s over most people’s heads. Even if it is explained well and on simple terms, most people here are just general hot rodders. Getting into a deep dive is t in most peoples wish list.