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Piston to deck height...how far down @ tdc? #1516217
10/12/13 04:44 PM
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I am working on a stock 76 400 motor and was wondering how far down the pistons are typically down in the cylinder at tdc from the factory? Thanks!

Re: Piston to deck height...how far down @ tdc? [Re: superb70] #1516218
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Don't be surprised if they are -.120".

Kevin

Re: Piston to deck height...how far down @ tdc? [Re: Twostick] #1516219
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Quote:

Don't be surprised if they are at least -.120".

Kevin





Re: Piston to deck height...how far down @ tdc? [Re: JohnRR] #1516220
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Re: Piston to deck height...how far down @ tdc? [Re: RapidRobert] #1516221
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Well I pulled a head just to find out! .105 down is the answer

Re: Piston to deck height...how far down @ tdc? [Re: superb70] #1516222
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Yes a 400 begs for a 470 cube conversion. offset ground 440 crank & the only hard part is the expense of the stroker pistons. 470 is alot of cubes & it is in a compact package (smaller B as opposed to RB block exterior dimentions) & should weigh less. You can get quench & the right SCR. Heads would have to be a consideration & good ones would be the next step up


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