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RbluEMx6: There is a big diffrence between FE and FE3, so please learn which engine you are talking about. Right now when posting in the FE3 section there is no problem, but there could be further down the road.
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Correct, not much, you could calculate it, but at the top of the stroke (if your pistons didn't fowl the crank or block) you would be 8mm below deck and your compression ratio would be around 4:1 which is a little too low even for stupidly high boost. Worse though, you would have zero quench. 4:1 is not = 1:1 Fred. |
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sorry i was wrong!!
had the f2t and the fe3 cranck thing in mind. stroke opf the f2t is excactly 8mm longer than the fe3 and in that case the postin would raise 4mm above deck ( if yuo use a 2.2 crank in a fe3 with f2t or fe3 pistons) but as stated freds right! Last edited by bakmans : 3-9-08 at 12:19. |
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