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Old Dec 8, 2015 | 05:02 PM
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Default H22 Stroker Guy's 99-103mm please chime in :)

I am contemplating on doing a streetable stroker for my other car. What is the biggest stroke you could put into the H 55 mains block before have to do major clearance on girdle or cylinder bottoms etc etc?

Rod design would probably be a H or I beam... I know H beams aren't best for big stroke/NA. So nothing too large like a huge Aluminum rod.

I know with 99mm stroke K24 guess there is no clearance massaging?

I am contemplating on going either 100mm or 103mm stroke... 103 be an issue? 100mm Stroke R/S ratio appeals to me more at 1.43. 103 would be between 1.37-1.39 R/S ratio

My targeted compression ratio will be 11.7 to 12-1 compression

Thanks for the help.
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Old Dec 8, 2015 | 05:13 PM
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Default Re: H22 Stroker Guy's 99-103mm please chime in :)

4piston just posted to their instagram the clearancing they had to do for a 100mm stroke in an h. My 99mm stroke k24 will need clearancing as well because of the aluminum rods.
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Old Dec 8, 2015 | 07:51 PM
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Default Re: H22 Stroker Guy's 99-103mm please chime in :)

Thanks for the post... It's hard to see if there using an Aluminum rod. I am choosing not to go this route so will be slimmer... More of a budget minded thing and not as high rpm or extensive build pro2 or equal far as cam lift. I believe most don't have to clear anything with normal non Aluminum rod with K24 99 stroke.

I am not wanting to rev past 9k... I am thinking a H beam cheaper rod may work...

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