Mick70RR wrote:You sure about that Mark?
I thought piston to wall clearance is the difference between the piston skirt diameter and the cylinder diameter.
0.008" sounds too much to me, 0.004" sounds about right for a forged piston in a small block.
As I understand the bore diameter is now 0.008" bigger than the Piston skirt diameter. Therefore the clearance is 0.004"
I'd say the clearance is 0.008".
My error Mick, you are correct the Piston to Wall clearance is indeed 0.008".
In Engineering terms of say a bore to shaft, it would be 0.004" clearance.
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mopar_mark wrote:
As I understand the bore diameter is now 0.008" bigger than the Piston skirt diameter. Therefore the clearance is 0.004"
I'd say the clearance is 0.008".
My error Mick, you are correct the Piston to Wall clearance is indeed 0.008".
In Engineering terms of say a bore to shaft, it would be 0.004" clearance.
NOT OFTEN YOU GET THEM SPECS MARK MORE LIKE 3"-4" SHAFT TO BORE CLEARANCE AFTER A FEW STROKES, AND THE BORE IS NICELY LUBRICATED,
Okay its here, your next instalment of the rebuild you have all been eagerly awaiting.
The Block came back looking like this after its 5tho hone, its not 100% but a vast improvement on what it was. They said to get all the scratches out I would be going into the next overbore size and the block wont take it.
The black marks are from gapping the rings.
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*MMA-609*
"Built to be driven!"
Time to pop the Pistons in at last. The Bore got another good dosing of oil as did the ring compressor. Yippee the Pistons are finally in the correct cylinders. And as you can see there is a noticeable PTW clearance now.
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Petty Roadrunner 416 Stroker 4 Speed
*MMA-609*
"Built to be driven!"