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ChadS
07-05-2006 05:30:31
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Re: Pistons for an H stroker in reply to ChadS, 07-03-2006 07:06:25
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I would go out on a limb and say you could use a 350 rod and not have to do much at all to the rods to get the compression height close. I use H rods due to the larger wrist pin bores, and if I need to correct,, I offset the bushings. If you left it dead center,, you could mill .020 off the block deck and make up the difference,, or cut the pistons a little to make up the difference. Watch the corners of the domes to the front annd back edges of the compression chamber,, if it hits the head,,, thats where it will be hitting cause the domes are wider than stock, and have to cut to fit up inside the head. Or, you could have a copper head gasket made .020+ thicker than stock and make room for any excess above the block deck. 5 inch stroke is the minimum stroke to use the 6 cyl pistons,, Chad
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