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Old 06-30-2012, 05:02 PM
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I'd heard you want a minimum of .100 for N/A.

Originally Posted by melsie68
The best thing you can do is take your block to have it sonic checked. From what I understand most all of them can go to 4.080" safely. I have also heard about 1 in 5 can go to 4.100" safely. But they absolutely need to be checked. It depends on the shop you talk to but you don't want to run less than .100" cylinder wall thickness in an N/A application- horsepower dependent of course.
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If my calculations are right based on when I sonic checked an LQ9 block at 4.080, at 4.125" the cylinders would be down to .080" wall thickness, i'd like to be over .100 at minimum.

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Ok I think I'm gona try 4.070 for 416 with my 4" crank. I wana run arround 15psi w 4788. What should I look for I'm not against a half fill!.!!.



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