Okay, so I know...the new guy is asking all the questions. I'm trying to learn as much as I can before I dive into ANYTHING!
The question is about stroker kits...Obviously they work by replacing the crank. If the stroke goes up by about .4 inches (347 kit) then the crank has to be .2 inches taller (.2 on intake + .2 on cempression = .4). The question is this...With more air squeezed into a smaller combustion chamber, how do they keep the compression ratio down? Also, doesn't an extra 2 tenth on the compression stroke create clearence issues with the valves????
Do these questions make sense or am I totally missing the ball here?
Thanks!!!!
The question is about stroker kits...Obviously they work by replacing the crank. If the stroke goes up by about .4 inches (347 kit) then the crank has to be .2 inches taller (.2 on intake + .2 on cempression = .4). The question is this...With more air squeezed into a smaller combustion chamber, how do they keep the compression ratio down? Also, doesn't an extra 2 tenth on the compression stroke create clearence issues with the valves????
Do these questions make sense or am I totally missing the ball here?
Thanks!!!!