question about JE pistons and rod stroke combinations
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question about JE pistons and rod stroke combinations
I have a set of JE pistons pn 131631 (detailed info: http://www.summitracing.com/parts/JEP-131631-8/) that are for a a 3.75" stroke and 5.7" rod. Called JE and they said the would work with a 6" rod and 3.5" stroke crank. That leaves .050" worth of length somewhere or am I missing something here? I know the correct way to do this is to have all the parts on hand and put it together and measure but I just have the pistons at the moment.
This is on a standard deck 95' LT1 block btw.
If anyone know if these pistons will work with a 6" rod and a 3.5 or 3.48" crank please let me know.
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This is on a standard deck 95' LT1 block btw.
If anyone know if these pistons will work with a 6" rod and a 3.5 or 3.48" crank please let me know.
Thanks.
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Thanks for the reply. I did some research and looks like the only rod/stroke combos that will work are 5.85 rod on a 3.48 stroke and 5.7" rod on 3.75" stroke.
formula: 1/2 stroke + rod length + piston compression height.
LT1 deck height is 9.025"
3.75 stroke 5.7" rod: 1.875 + 5.7 + 1.425 = 9" or .025 in the hole
3.48 stroke and 6" rod: 1.74 + 6 + 1.425 = 9.165" or .140" out of the hole. too much
3.48 stroke and 5.85 rod: 1.74 + 5.85 + 1.425 = 9.015 or .010 in the hole
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formula: 1/2 stroke + rod length + piston compression height.
LT1 deck height is 9.025"
3.75 stroke 5.7" rod: 1.875 + 5.7 + 1.425 = 9" or .025 in the hole
3.48 stroke and 6" rod: 1.74 + 6 + 1.425 = 9.165" or .140" out of the hole. too much
3.48 stroke and 5.85 rod: 1.74 + 5.85 + 1.425 = 9.015 or .010 in the hole
Posting this incase anyone else ever needs the info.