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killab443

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Nov 24, 2003
Howell, New Jersey
I just got a used rebuilt block and dont know of the overbor the guy didnt know. On the pistons slightly engraved it says .75 exactly how much over does that make the pistons. I know it cant be .75 over because that seems like too much./ There 2g pistons on 1g rods
 
killab443 said:
I just got a used rebuilt block and dont know of the overbor the guy didnt know. On the pistons slightly engraved it says .75 exactly how much over does that make the pistons. I know it cant be .75 over because that seems like too much./ There 2g pistons on 1g rods

.75 would be entirely too much. 0.075 might be a little more believeable.
 
i know this is an old post but to answer that the ".75mm" is the size of the piston. the ".30" is the bore of your motor. :thumb:

No.

.75mm=.030"

So the piston was marked as a .75mm overbore or .030" overbore.

The bore is actually 85mm, or 85.75mm in this case, which comes out to 3.3760" rounded to the nearest ten-thousandth.

:)
 
the service spec is .040. Anything over that would be a junk engine just so u know from now on it isnt at all .075 over.
 
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