Aug 15, 2010 #1 ZCx Well-Known Member Supporting Member Joined Sep 13, 2007 Messages 9,818 Reaction score 47 Location Big D what are the +'s of a squared engine, same bore & stroke??? have heard of it bein a plus over the years. ours is so close, 4.03x3.96, was wonderin if it has helped with the performance.
what are the +'s of a squared engine, same bore & stroke??? have heard of it bein a plus over the years. ours is so close, 4.03x3.96, was wonderin if it has helped with the performance.
Aug 15, 2010 #2 Yellow venom Boosted Venom Supporting Member Joined Jul 28, 2007 Messages 7,800 Reaction score 1 Location Edmonton,Alberta,Canada Better balance and usually no or very little vibration. I would guess longevity may be better:dontknow:
Better balance and usually no or very little vibration. I would guess longevity may be better:dontknow:
Aug 15, 2010 #3 rottenronnie Well-Known Member Supporting Member Joined Jul 4, 2006 Messages 4,823 Reaction score 3,618 Location Calgary, Alberta ZCx said: what are the +'s of a squared engine, same bore & stroke??? have heard of it bein a plus over the years. ours is so close, 4.03x3.96, was wonderin if it has helped with the performance. Click to expand... Complex subject. Longer stroke is often thought to produce more torque. But even cam choice has a larger impact; as does head port volume. I guess you could argue that a square engine uses the best of both setups. Ronnie Last edited: Aug 15, 2010
ZCx said: what are the +'s of a squared engine, same bore & stroke??? have heard of it bein a plus over the years. ours is so close, 4.03x3.96, was wonderin if it has helped with the performance. Click to expand... Complex subject. Longer stroke is often thought to produce more torque. But even cam choice has a larger impact; as does head port volume. I guess you could argue that a square engine uses the best of both setups. Ronnie