4.250 stroke
4.250 stroke Im rebuilding my ls2. Im putting in darton sleeves and i want to know if i will be able to put a 4.250 stroke in it. What is needed and i also want to spray a 350 shot of nitrous. any suggestions?
hmmm, 4.250" stroke, plus 350 hit. Make sure you set your compression height to be able to handle it. Other than that, I don't see a problem with it. You should be able to use the stroke as long as you have the Darton LS7 sleeves, as they are a bit longer and will better accommodate the stroke..
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Like Haans and Blanco said 4.250 and a 350 shot probably won't play well together due to the piston being too weak. I would do a 4.000 with a 6.100 rod so you have a really strong piston. 350 is a lot of NOS. If you can stay lower on the spray you could run more stoke and the necessarily shorter piston maybe.
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Thats part of the problem, a really short connecting rod leaves your piston falling out of the bore, while it may only look like a small amount, the taper of your piston is generally to the bottom of the skirt. Once that area exits the sleeve, pretty much a trainwreck at that point.
