stroke, rod, and bore?
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i have a 6.0 iron truck block i need to know the stock stoke, stock length rods, and stock bore. i am putting a blower motor together with a stock crank. I am trying to price rods and pistons but i can't price them if i don't know what i am looking for. any suggestions where i could buy a good set of rods and pistons would be helpful. thanks
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Stock = 4.00 inch bore, 6.098 rods with a .945 pin, and a 3.622 inch stroke
Most aftermarket rods are 6.125 inches with a .927 pin. What you ideally are looking for is a 4.03 bore piston for a 6.125 rod, with a .927 pin, and a 3.622 stroke. That will give you roughly 370 cubic inches.
I like Wiseco pistons and hellfire file to fit rings, have used them in quite a few builds, and have two sets of them myself that will be going in my engines I'm working on. I believe Wiseco are currently changing their house rings over to a different piece from what I've heard. For rods Eagles are a great budget option. Speed Inc has pushed 8740 rod bolted Eagle rods to over 1000rwhp. I have one set of Lunati Pro Mods with 8740 bolts and one set of K1s with ARP2000 rod bolts. I'd say buy a decent brand for the best price.
Most aftermarket rods are 6.125 inches with a .927 pin. What you ideally are looking for is a 4.03 bore piston for a 6.125 rod, with a .927 pin, and a 3.622 stroke. That will give you roughly 370 cubic inches.
I like Wiseco pistons and hellfire file to fit rings, have used them in quite a few builds, and have two sets of them myself that will be going in my engines I'm working on. I believe Wiseco are currently changing their house rings over to a different piece from what I've heard. For rods Eagles are a great budget option. Speed Inc has pushed 8740 rod bolted Eagle rods to over 1000rwhp. I have one set of Lunati Pro Mods with 8740 bolts and one set of K1s with ARP2000 rod bolts. I'd say buy a decent brand for the best price.
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thanks buddy i was just kind of hoping to eliminate the cost of a crank and machine work such as boring it out. this motor is going to have 243 heads with a typhoon intake and a holley 90mm. and it is all being fed by a v-7 ysi.