Thread: Dyno-Sim combinations

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on post #6 before i deck a block. i really know were the deck is that the part were building real engines you must know how your parts stack up

Originally Posted by pat mccarthy

on post #6 before i deck a block. i really know were the deck is that the part were building real engines you must know how your parts stack up

Pat, I assembled a rod and piston and measured all 4 corners before I sent the block back to the shop for final decking, so my design should be on track, but I would still like to confirm everything again as they are final assembled. I supplied the cut depths for each corner to the shop. The machinest is very experienced at building engines and squaring the deck to the crank.

Originally Posted by rollie715

Pat, I assembled a rod and piston and measured all 4 corners before I sent the block back to the shop for final decking, so my design should be on track, but I would still like to confirm everything again as they are final assembled.

yes and if your the guy doing the math and the guy decking the block then your odd.s could be better ?? that and the rods your using all 8 are the same over all distance . stroke is not off or CH of the pistons getting the deck true is more then a deck job the deck is the first thing that i will machine every thing is base off this less the block needs a line bore then thats first then deck then bored . the deck is the foundation of the block many time block will not clean up square up threw crank and cam center line were a tin shim gasket is going to work this get back to what CH the pistons you have