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08-05-2006 12:10 AM #2
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IF i am reading this right you say you are running a 327 crank with 350 pistons ???
A 350 crank has a stroke of 3.48"
A 327 crank has a stroke of 3.25"
The standard rod length of these 2 strokes is 5.7"
So therefor the pin height in a 350 piston is higher in the piston than a 327 by.230".
First thing I would do is do a compression check, see how many psi reads on the guage."aerodynamics are for people who cant build engines"
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i've enjoyed the years here . made a lot of friends. most who have left. i see no reason to continue with this so hope to see you somewhere else. i dont think this site will ever be back. it's lived...
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