Vert build/m20 stroker

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  • ToPLeSS(e30)FeinD
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    sorry to bump a year old thread, but im doing this as we speak.. results?

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  • F34R
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    Whatever the way it is done the race shop will take care of it. Thanks for the info.

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  • LJ851
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    Originally posted by F34R
    Sorry, I ment the crank balanced and the pistons balanced to the rods.
    The crank , the rods, and the pistons are only balanced to themselves, there is no balancing interplay between any of them.


    1) crank balanced by itself.

    1a) You can add the other rotating parts and rebalance if desired (flywheel, pulley, etc.)

    2) equalize the piston weights to the lightest one.

    3) equalize all rod small ends to the lightest one.

    4) equalize all rod big ends to the lightest one.

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  • F34R
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    Originally posted by LJ851
    Inline six engines don't have their rotating/reciprocating parts balanced to one another. ( crank, rods, pistons are balanced separately)




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    Sorry, I ment the crank balanced and the pistons balanced to the rods.

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  • LJ851
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    Originally posted by F34R

    I am just having the pistons balanced to the ETA rods and m52 crank. Reason for that is to make sure the new parts are balanced to one another. From factory the parts used would have NEVER seen one another.
    Inline six engines don't have their rotating/reciprocating parts balanced to one another. ( crank, rods, pistons are balanced separately)




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  • mRodiek
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    Ok I thought I read you shortened the pistons as well, thanks, hopefully my build will include this soon too lol

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  • F34R
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    Originally posted by mRodiek
    Did you bore the block +.05? Can you still use the b25 pistons if you do the overbore?

    Im in the middle of researching/planning my stroker, this definately has some good info so thanks lol.

    & you had to shorten the short skirt pistons AND m52 crank to fit correct?
    I am just honing the block and using the pistons that were in it.

    I had the crank shortened to clear them.

    I am just having the pistons balanced to the ETA rods and m52 crank. Reason for that is to make sure the new parts are balanced to one another. From factory the parts used would have NEVER seen one another.

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  • mRodiek
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    Did you bore the block +.05? Can you still use the b25 pistons if you do the overbore?

    Im in the middle of researching/planning my stroker, this definately has some good info so thanks lol.

    & you had to shorten the short skirt pistons AND m52 crank to fit correct?

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  • Vtec?lol
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    FYL lol

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  • F34R
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    Originally posted by Vtec?lol
    Lol this is how I feel. I traded a pristine condition M42 and put $400 on top of that for an m50nv and I can't get it to run for shit. I feel like it's something simple but damn. It's been in the car for two weeks and nothing. I could have thrown the m42 in and be set.

    Bottom line is, you can't think like that lol. You'll be happy with what you have. Just keep up the good work!
    This is not my car, building it for my brother. And building my Sister's on top of that. Then when I have free time I build on my own. FML

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  • Vtec?lol
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    Originally posted by F34R
    Just about sick of this shit, if I knew all this BS was going to happen I would have put the m30 in and been DONE. FML
    Lol this is how I feel. I traded a pristine condition M42 and put $400 on top of that for an m50nv and I can't get it to run for shit. I feel like it's something simple but damn. It's been in the car for two weeks and nothing. I could have thrown the m42 in and be set.

    Bottom line is, you can't think like that lol. You'll be happy with what you have. Just keep up the good work!

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  • ForcedFirebird
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    I haven't seen anywhere that sells new b25 pistons with the stock domes on them.

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  • F34R
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    Originally posted by MR 325
    I don't understand why you're not just grabbing another set of i pistons. That's what you should run.
    That is what I want to do, and the whole reason of that thread I posted in the m20 section. I am just wondering what OEM ones to buy.

    Post# 105 on page 7:

    So I am buying new pistons and getting the block top machined & honed. Hoping to get this done together soon.

    Info on the pistons if someone can chime in =)

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  • MR 325
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    I don't understand why you're not just grabbing another set of i pistons. That's what you should run.

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  • acolella76
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    Originally posted by F34R
    Did you see the crankshaft I am using? Knifed AND shorten the counter weights. That is the reason I am not switching out to a different crankshaft.

    I called and they are not open, it is Labor day.
    you're using an m52 crank, right? You should have no problems with clearance if you already shortened the crank

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