NO-OPTION-2002

iTrader: (2)

So after the 6.0 bore / 4.8 stroke thread I was thinking about all the combinations for Gen III/IV engines. There a quite a few combinations, and many are pretty good, but some are just odd.

If this is not advanced enough, feel free to move.

3.779" bore combinations

3.268" stroke: 293.2ci or 4.8L (Stock 4.8L combo)
3.622" stroke: 325.0ci or 5.3L (Stock 5.3L combo)
3.819" stroke: 342.7ci or 5.6L
4.000" stroke: 358.9ci or 5.9L
4.125" stroke: 370.1ci or 6.1L

3.898" bore combinations

3.268" stroke: 312.0ci or 5.1L
3.622" stroke: 345.8ci or 5.7L (Stock 5.7L combo)
3.819" stroke: 364.8ci or 6.0L
4.000" stroke: 381.9ci or 6.3L
4.125" stroke: 393.8ci or 6.4L

4.000" bore combinations

3.268" stroke: 328.5ci or 5.4L
3.622" stroke: 364.1ci or 6.0L (Stock 6.0L combo)
3.819" stroke: 383.9ci or 6.3L
4.000" stroke: 402.1ci or 6.6L
4.125" stroke: 414.7ci or 6.8L

4.065" bore combinations

3.268" stroke: 339.3ci or 5.6L
3.622" stroke: 376.1ci or 6.2L (Stock 6.2L combo)
3.819" stroke: 396.5ci or 6.5L
4.000" stroke: 415.3ci or 6.8L
4.125" stroke: 428.3ci or 7.0L

4.125" bore combinations

3.268" stroke: 349.4ci or 5.7L
3.622" stroke: 387.2ci or 6.3L
3.819" stroke: 408.3ci or 6.7L
4.000" stroke: 427.6ci or 7.0L (Stock 7.0L combo)
4.125" stroke: 441.1ci or 7.2L

Stang's Bane

iTrader: (22)

Where did the 3.819 stroke come from?

NO-OPTION-2002

iTrader: (2)

It's a crank size that Katech sells.

I was just going to list GM cranks at first, but with so many custom shortblocks being built, I thought it would be helpful to have a more complete list.

Stang's Bane

iTrader: (22)

Cool. I just never had seen it before.

dis3as3d

This info should really be in a sticky somewhere...

Richiec77

iTrader: (3)

Not stickied in here, but the Internal Section and the LS2-LS7 area would be a good fit.

BOWTIE

How about 470.1 CI?
If that new cast iron block GM is working on becomes a reality, it will almost certainly be capable of a 4.200 bore (the aftermarket sbc are and they share the same bore spacing). Combine that with the 4.250 stroke crank and there you have it.

Ferocity02

iTrader: (60)

Here is your list with some more combinations...


3.779" bore combinations

3.268" stroke: 293.2ci or 4.8L (Stock 4.8L combo)
3.622" stroke: 325.0ci or 5.3L (Stock 5.3L combo)

3.625” stroke: 325.2ci or 5.3L
3.819" stroke: 342.7ci or 5.6L

3.900” stroke: 349.9ci or 5.7L
4.000" stroke: 358.9ci or 5.9L

4.100” stroke: 367.9ci or 6.0L
4.125" stroke: 370.1ci or 6.1L




3.898" bore combinations

3.268" stroke: 312.0ci or 5.1L
3.622" stroke: 345.8ci or 5.7L (Stock 5.7L combo)

3.625” stroke: 346.1ci or 5.7L
3.819" stroke: 364.8ci or 6.0L

3.900” stroke: 372.3ci or 6.1L
4.000" stroke: 381.9ci or 6.3L

4.100” stroke: 391.4ci or 6.4L
4.125" stroke: 393.8ci or 6.5L




3.905" bore combinations

3.268" stroke: 313.1ci or 5.1L
3.622" stroke: 347.0ci or 5.7L

3.625” stroke: 347.3ci or 5.7L
3.819" stroke: 365.9ci or 6.0L

3.900” stroke: 373.6ci or 6.1L
4.000" stroke: 383.3ci or 6.3L

4.100” stroke: 392.8ci or 6.4L
4.125" stroke: 395.2ci or 6.5L




4.000" bore combinations

3.268" stroke: 328.5ci or 5.4L
3.622" stroke: 364.1ci or 6.0L (Stock 6.0L combo)

3.625” stroke: 364.4ci or 6.0L
3.819" stroke: 383.9ci or 6.3L

3.900” stroke: 349.9ci or 5.7L
4.000" stroke: 392.1ci or 6.4L

4.100” stroke: 412.2ci or 6.8L
4.125" stroke: 414.7ci or 6.8L




4.030" bore combinations

3.268" stroke: 333.4ci or 5.5L
3.622" stroke: 369.6ci or 6.1L

3.625” stroke: 369.9ci or 6.1L
3.819" stroke: 389.7ci or 6.4L

3.900” stroke: 398.0ci or 6.5L
4.000" stroke: 408.2ci or 6.7L

4.100” stroke: 418.4ci or 6.9L
4.125" stroke: 420.9ci or 6.9L




4.060" bore combinations

3.268" stroke: 338.5ci or 5.6L
3.622" stroke: 375.1ci or 6.2L

3.625” stroke: 375.4ci or 6.2L
3.819" stroke: 395.5ci or 6.5L

3.900” stroke: 403.9ci or 6.6L
4.000" stroke: 414.2ci or 6.8L

4.100” stroke: 424.6ci or 7.0L
4.125" stroke: 427.2ci or 7.0L




4.065" bore combinations

3.268" stroke: 339.3ci or 5.6L
3.622" stroke: 376.1ci or 6.2L (Stock 6.2L combo)

3.625” stroke: 376.4ci or 5.3L
3.819" stroke: 396.5ci or 6.5L

3.900” stroke: 404.9ci or 6.6L
4.000" stroke: 415.3ci or 6.8L

4.100” stroke: 425.7ci or 7.0L
4.125" stroke: 428.3ci or 7.0L




4.100" bore combinations

3.268" stroke: 345.1ci or 5.7L
3.622" stroke: 382.5ci or 6.3L

3.625” stroke: 382.9ci or 6.3L
3.819" stroke: 403.4ci or 6.6L

3.900” stroke: 411.9ci or 6.8L
4.000" stroke: 422.4ci or 6.9L

4.100” stroke: 433.0ci or 7.1L
4.125" stroke: 435.7ci or 7.1L




4.125" bore combinations

3.268" stroke: 349.4ci or 5.7L
3.622" stroke: 387.2ci or 6.3L

3.625” stroke: 387.6ci or 6.4L
3.819" stroke: 408.3ci or 6.7L

3.900” stroke: 417.0ci or 6.8L
4.000" stroke: 427.6ci or 7.0L (Stock 7.0L combo)

4.100” stroke: 438.3ci or 7.2L
4.125" stroke: 441.1ci or 7.2L

DONAIMIAN

iTrader: (18)

you forget that you can get an LS1 sleeved to 4.2 bore. Also I belive the C5-R block can be finished at 4.160.

Ferocity02

iTrader: (60)

Well the LS1 block can be sleeved to ANY bore(within limits), but I was just posting the most common ones. The only 4.200" bore I've seen is on SAM's 500ci LS2, which is a 4.2025" bore I think.

SStrokerAce

iTrader: (2)

Lunati has a 4.185" stroke

Blk00TransAm

+1 on the sticky. alot of questions can be answered here

SStrokerAce

iTrader: (2)

Why don't you just list all the possible cranks out there and the bore sizes of the blocks and TEACH someone the dam formula...

bore x bore x stroke x cylinders x .7854 = cubes

BOWTIE

Thats easier than the one i have always used (except I would never remember the .7854 number). I have always just used the high school geometry formula:
pie(3.14) x radius(1/2 bore) x radius(1/2 bore)= area of circle
area of circle x stroke x number of cylinders = displacement (all in inches)
(i.e. 3.14*2.015*2.015*3.48*8=355)

Old SStroker

.7854 is PI/4, so you don't have to divide the bore by 2.

Now .7854 are the four numbers going clockwise from the upper left corner of the keypad on calculators and computers, so you don't have to remember the number or use the PI key or remember PI.

My memory is so short, so I need all the help I can get. I can remember bore, stroke and number of cylinders....usually.

Reckless

iTrader: (9)

Don't forget about the 4.250" stroke

ls1408cp

iTrader: (37)

If you cant use the big cranks like 4.1 and over in stock blocks why list them? Or did I miss something could I have had a bigger crank put in my 6.0 iron block.

Reckless

iTrader: (9)

We are building a 454 with a 4.125 bore block and a 4.250 crank. Not exactly an every day build though. Custom Ti rods and other custom parts. It can be done, but it is beyond the wallet of most.

SLED28

iTrader: (7)

I have a bunch listed on this page at the bottom:
http://www.cdnperf.com/page6.html

joecar

Can you include rod lengths with those combinations...?