What is the max stroke of the 6.0L?
08-06-2004, 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted by GMCtrk
What is the maximum stroke a 6.0L block will allow for? Thanks, Michael.
08-06-2004, 08:55 PM
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Actually, a .030 over 6.0L with a 4" stroke is a 408, or a 6.69L. Check out this cool link.
http://www.aera.org/tech/cube_calc.html
http://www.aera.org/tech/cube_calc.html
4.060" x 4.250" sounds YUMMY 440 cubes yikes!
08-08-2004, 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by diamondd2
You can use a 4.125 stroke.
4.060 bore X 4.125 stroke ==== 427ci
I would love to tell people I have a 427 --- small block!!
=Dave
4.060 bore X 4.125 stroke ==== 427ci
I would love to tell people I have a 427 --- small block!!
=Dave
I've read one some threads here from the f-bod guys that anything more than 4" stroke causes oil consumption problems and not to do it
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08-08-2004, 06:36 PM
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Agree, the rod/stroke ratio of the 4"+ stuff really starts to suffer. If you do go with a 4.125/4.250 go with Oliver or Lunati billet rods since they are profiled differently than the Eagle, Callies, etc. and will require less clearancing.
08-08-2004, 07:12 PM
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Originally Posted by F1RZ06
Agree, the rod/stroke ratio of the 4"+ stuff really starts to suffer. If you do go with a 4.125/4.250 go with Oliver or Lunati billet rods since they are profiled differently than the Eagle, Callies, etc. and will require less clearancing.
Lunati = $$$
but I guess you gotta pay to play huh
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