I happened to come across a big bore top end. I have an extra motor that I had plans on rebuilding.
I got a nice set of heads ported and polished with o/s valves
cylinders with 80 mm over bore
Here is the problem, the pistons I have are a set of venolia 12.5:1 pistons with a 22mm wrist pin.The cam I got in this deal is a megacycle 250 30 -34 tooth.
The motor I have to rebuild is a 447 motor .I can run the pistons if I swap out my rods for 256 rods, not rocket surgery .I can press off my cam pulley and swap it out.
I work in a cnc machine shop as a set up tec., so I can shave these slugs down.
How much wall thickness do I need on the crowns. I have some drawings that are of a venolia 10:1 cr piston . I used my calipers and they are the same dim. as the 10:1 piston save for the crown. I think the drawing has a crown that is .325 have to look. The cam on the other hand is pretty rowdy .I am thinking this would be a little much for the street.
I need some input on what you guys think. rebuilding a stock motor is paint buy numbers, building a motor is picaso shit.
I got a nice set of heads ported and polished with o/s valves
cylinders with 80 mm over bore
Here is the problem, the pistons I have are a set of venolia 12.5:1 pistons with a 22mm wrist pin.The cam I got in this deal is a megacycle 250 30 -34 tooth.
The motor I have to rebuild is a 447 motor .I can run the pistons if I swap out my rods for 256 rods, not rocket surgery .I can press off my cam pulley and swap it out.
I work in a cnc machine shop as a set up tec., so I can shave these slugs down.
How much wall thickness do I need on the crowns. I have some drawings that are of a venolia 10:1 cr piston . I used my calipers and they are the same dim. as the 10:1 piston save for the crown. I think the drawing has a crown that is .325 have to look. The cam on the other hand is pretty rowdy .I am thinking this would be a little much for the street.
I need some input on what you guys think. rebuilding a stock motor is paint buy numbers, building a motor is picaso shit.
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