Posted by SkiDoojunky on June 17, 2012 at 12:28:51 from (173.24.30.34):
In Reply to: C291 vs c263 posted by ejr-Ia. on June 17, 2012 at 11:02:12:
ejr-Ia. said: (quoted from post at 11:02:12 06/17/12) While you are at it just take the sleeves out and make 301's out or them.
is it as easy as dropping sleeves and pistons in or do you have to machine the block? Is the stroke the same as the 263/291???? I am pretty sure I am either going to have to do a head shim or meth injection even though the compression is only 7.5:1, more than likely meth injection because of the cold blooded nature of these engines.
This post was edited by SkiDoojunky at 12:32:19 06/17/12.
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