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    2.7 crank

    Will it fit in the 2.5 block with LC pistons?

    #2
    The B27 and the B25 blocks are exactly the same. So to answer your question, yes the crank and the pistons with fit.







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      #3
      I put the crank in the block last night and the i pistons dont fit. I put a head on and rotated the crank. The pistons come up pretty far past where they use to. I'm thinking a thicker HG and some LC Pistons and I should be set in that department. How much of a HP gain do you think I'll get with the stroke of the eta on the i?

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        #4
        While the blocks are the same, the contecting rods are different, as are the pistons. Trying to use the 2.5 connecting rods and pistons with a 2.7 crank will cause the pistons to hit the head! Using the e rods and the super-e pistons is one accepted solution....

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          #5
          yea but with LC pistons there is no bulge at the top leaving more room for piston travel. Along with a thicker HG I think it just might work. However I'm gonna pick up new rods and pistons anyway...

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            #6
            Read the forums man! This has been tried probably a million times before and it don't work. People have even tried to shave the pistons. Either find yourself some '88 seta pistons and use them with your eta rods or you're gonna have to buy new pistons that have the correct height.
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              #7
              what the heck is an LC piston?
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                #8
                You need 130mm rods . Period. The 325 rods are 135mm. They will not work.
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                  #9
                  low compression

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                    #10
                    i love low depression crank.
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                      #11
                      What compression are you trying to run.
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                        #12
                        Well I'm not sure. I just recieved a 2.5 block with the 2.5 crank as well as a 2.7 crank. I'm gonna start building this motor slowly but surely as the money comes in. I have someone assisting me with this process. It will be a learning experience for me. I'm not to savy with motors so I will learn a lot in this process. What would be ideal compression if I bore the motor to 2.9/3.0?/

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by THATDONFC View Post
                          What would be ideal compression if I bore the motor to 2.9/3.0?/
                          are you planning to boost?

                          I say stick with the 2.7 crank, 130mm rods, and s-eta pistons.
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