Dyno day for the stroker!!
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I'm not very knowledgeable when it comes to this stuff, but a 383 stroker is just a bored and stroked 350. I'd imagine your referring to a mopar 383? I'd imagine that's just displacement? Again, I know very little so I'm sure someone will chime it to answer better
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I'm just bustin your balls on adding the word "stroker" to your engine size.
Alot of people do it. Somehow it became part of the name for a 383cid sbc and a 496 bbc.
Alot of people do it. Somehow it became part of the name for a 383cid sbc and a 496 bbc.
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You can go with a longer rod without changing the stroke, The stroke if changed by the throw of the crankshaft
If you think of the crankshaft as a lever, the longer the lever, the further the up and down distance will be, the greater the distance, the longer the stroke.
Rod length is an entire story to itself. Readers digest version, it effects the leverage the piston has on the crank, the tdc and bdc dwell time and keeps things from smacking into each other.
If you think of the crankshaft as a lever, the longer the lever, the further the up and down distance will be, the greater the distance, the longer the stroke.
Rod length is an entire story to itself. Readers digest version, it effects the leverage the piston has on the crank, the tdc and bdc dwell time and keeps things from smacking into each other.
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Phragle's a stroker, but we don't call'm Phragle Stroker...right ?
LOL.
LOL.
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Wrong thread.
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Hope she's got a Pan Evac system !