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Re: John reguarding (M) pistons
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Posted by Jeff on August 23, 2001 at 19:37:47 from (12.2.142.7):
In Reply to: John reguarding (M) pistons posted by Don on August 23, 2001 at 16:31:37:
I am not a M expert but I do know a good deal about Ford truck engines. There is a Ford 300. that is the cubic Inch displacement. It is an inline 6 cyclider with 6 in rods found primarily in half ton Ford trucks. This is one of Fords more popular desighnes. May people use the Rods of these motors to make a "stroker" that is putting this style of rod in a chevy V8. I have not heard of anyone useing Ford 300 pistons in a Farmall Block. I am not saying it impossable, But the bore size and Wrist pin location would have a big impact on the possability.
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