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Building Stroker/ Power Block JD A Need Advice

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Green Machine

06-18-2003 21:15:00

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would like to stroke 9" and use 6.150 bore have power block looking for crank and or how to get that much stroke I don't think a stock crank can be built up that far can it?

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DMoos

06-27-2003 11:18:40

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Re: Building Stroker/ Power Block JD A Need Advice in reply to Green Machine, 06-18-2003 21:15:00

For 6.125 bore what pistons are people using. What do they come from and where can I get them?
Thanks

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ZIG

06-19-2003 14:03:22

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Re: Building Stroker/ Power Block JD A Need Advice in reply to Green Machine, 06-18-2003 21:15:00

A peice of cake call allen schooler 660 748 4475 He will fix you up

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Green Machine

06-19-2003 18:39:05

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Re: Re: Building Stroker/ Power Block JD A Need Ad in reply to ZIG, 06-19-2003 14:03:22

Thanks ZIG that is what I've been lookin for!!!

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2 cly pwr

06-19-2003 09:36:27

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Re: Building Stroker/ Power Block JD A Need Advice in reply to Green Machine, 06-18-2003 21:15:00

i have an a that is stroked 9 and know of another around here that is 9.25

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a puller

06-19-2003 06:02:36

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Re: Building Stroker/ Power Block JD A Need Advice in reply to Green Machine, 06-18-2003 21:15:00

I haven't had 1 that big before, but you will have trouble clearing the cam. at 7.5 you have trouble.

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clearage

06-21-2003 05:22:03

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Re: Re: Building Stroker/ Power Block JD A Need Ad in reply to a puller, 06-19-2003 06:02:36

You can clear the cam at 9.25", but you'll have to turn it down to the size of a pencil. it'll hold though, guys do it a lot. biggest A i've heard of is 10.125" stroke but the cam had to be moved.

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TimC

06-21-2003 19:57:53

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Re: Re: Re: Building Stroker/ Power Block JD A Nee in reply to clearage, 06-21-2003 05:22:03

Can you grind flats on both sides of the cam instead of turning it down all the way around.

Even better, grind a ~ tilde shape sort of. Shouldn't be to hard being only two rods need to clear. It should leave a lot of strength in the cam.

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