do (bore x stroke) = cutting the block
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From: hempstead, ny, us
do (bore x stroke) = cutting the block
im doing my first all motor build but im building from the bottom up.
going with the BC kit. 85mm or 87mm bore x 95mm stroke. one of my boys was telling that my block might have to get cut. ive been searching around and cant find any info to see if this is true.dumb question but needed answer. any info help the allmotor monster to come to life.
going with the BC kit. 85mm or 87mm bore x 95mm stroke. one of my boys was telling that my block might have to get cut. ive been searching around and cant find any info to see if this is true.dumb question but needed answer. any info help the allmotor monster to come to life.
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Re: (projectTeG)
when you take the block to get the sleeves done , just give the machine shop the rotating assembly. i'm sure they would be able to tell you.
But i'm sure BC would know as well since you are using their kit
But i'm sure BC would know as well since you are using their kit
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From: richmond, bc, canada
you will have to notch the block with the brain crower kit...
also if you have any questions about the kit i have one and can probly answer questions just send me a email
if you havent bought one yet i spun a bearing on my 95mm stroker kit and am wanting to sell it with the spun bearing..
email me if your interested
envoy.cupcake@gmail.com
also if you have any questions about the kit i have one and can probly answer questions just send me a email
if you havent bought one yet i spun a bearing on my 95mm stroker kit and am wanting to sell it with the spun bearing..
email me if your interested
envoy.cupcake@gmail.com
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