will these pistons work in 347?
09-12-2008, 09:42 PM
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will these pistons work in 347? http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...d=791&catid=38
im forged my motor for my f1-a procharger setup, also is 6.125" the standard length on a connecting rod? im looking to get some eagle h-beams! cause it said tsp uses them for the stroker motor setups i was wondering if they would work in a 347ci! Thanks!
im forged my motor for my f1-a procharger setup, also is 6.125" the standard length on a connecting rod? im looking to get some eagle h-beams! cause it said tsp uses them for the stroker motor setups i was wondering if they would work in a 347ci! Thanks!
09-13-2008, 03:07 AM
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I believe that piston will not work on a ls1 block as the recommended bore size on a ls1 is 3.905. And that piston is set up for a 4.00" crank, are you using a 4.00" crank?
09-13-2008, 10:37 AM
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http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...d=791&catid=38
im forged my motor for my f1-a procharger setup, also is 6.125" the standard length on a connecting rod? im looking to get some eagle h-beams! cause it said tsp uses them for the stroker motor setups i was wondering if they would work in a 347ci! Thanks!
im forged my motor for my f1-a procharger setup, also is 6.125" the standard length on a connecting rod? im looking to get some eagle h-beams! cause it said tsp uses them for the stroker motor setups i was wondering if they would work in a 347ci! Thanks!
09-13-2008, 11:10 PM
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09-13-2008, 11:16 PM
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Yes that is the size you need. 3.905 is just a .005" hone on a stock ls1. But you also need to make sure it is for the correct stroke. which it is for a stock crack. It has something to do with the location of the wrist pin.
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im gonna be using the stock crank, ive heard of them being good to 1000hp, but these pistons and 6.125 eagle h-beam connecting rods! 1200 bucks isnt bad at all for that!