Stroke is determined by the crankshaft throw

Posted by Paul Cook [76.0.79.73] on Saturday, March 07, 2015 at 13:05:27 :

In Reply to: Re: Picture of #6 Piston & Rings posted by Willy-N [72.171.192.61] on Saturday, March 07, 2015 at 12:05:56 :

My TM 10-1123/1443 has spec measurements only for 230 engines. Neither that TM nor my SNL G-657 lists the crank throw for the 230 or the 218. Also, neither lists the length of the connecting rods. They both show that there are two part numbers for each facing pair of connecting rods. The TM shows how to check the rods for alignment and gives the amount of allowable twist or bend as .002".

Hope this helps.

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• Re: Stroke is determined by the crankshaft throw - Willy-N 13:12:41 03/07/2015
  • is there enuff room to move the piston up 1/4 in. - clueless 13:17:49 03/07/2015
    • oops dumb question - clueless 13:19:14 03/07/2015
      • Re: oops dumb question - Willy-N 13:22:31 03/07/2015
        • thinking back it may be that they used - clueless 14:48:22 03/07/2015

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