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Posted by Keith on September 18, 2002 at 16:35:20 from (205.186.84.84):
I was looking at the cubic inch displacement of
the Farmall M motor and I was amazed to see how
big it is. 264 inches out of a four cyclinder.
That is 66 inches a hole. That is huge. I did
a little calulation to try and figure the bore
and stroke. I used a 4 inch bore to start with
because for a motor that size in a v-8 configureation a 4 plus bore is about average.
To come up with 264 cubic inches a four cyclinder
would have to have a four inch bore with approx.
a 5 and a quarter inch stroke to equal those cubic
inches. I don't know that my bore size is correct
but it might be a little to big. I don't know.
Does anyone out there know the bore and stroke of the M Farmall?
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