Re: Aces

Posted by Stan(PA) on March 19, 2004 at 11:05:46 from (68.71.132.240):

In Reply to: Aces posted by ChadS on March 19, 2004 at 07:34:01:

If I understand correctly....changing piston and rod will not affect compression. You will effectively move the "swept" cylinder area, but pull in, and compress the same volume. To get more volume, and greater compression, you would have to change the crank throws. Crankshaft throws will determine engine stroke. Doing what you mention would not change stroke or compression.
Maybe I misunderstood your whole statement...wouldn't be the first time....Stan

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