is this possible? I mean I would think it wouldnt be IMPOSSIBLE, but i was just looking for a summer project....
Just thinking out loud, dont bash me for not thinking or researching anything. Just extending the britt feelers out there to see who knows what about stroker engines....
Assume this will be ran with aftermarket EFI (megasquirt).
b
edit: actually, assume this will be run with my weber DGEV carb
(someone get Joe Richard over here, he'll die)
sure, install a 2.0 crank/rods/pistons and you have a "stroker" engine
"most" people increase the bore at the same time...the motor I was building and sold to Mark Henry was a stock bore with a 78mm stroke
but the 2.0 cylinders wont fit into the 1.8 heads....
I have a set of 2.0 bus heads, but i'm losing that battle....they are a "just in case" item....
i also have 1.7 heads (extra set)...
and if i grab this 1.8 engine i'll have 3/4ths of a 1.8 engine...
i'd liek to be able to use either the 1.7 or the 1.8 heads and then just add some (relative term--I think my 1.7 is fast) power in there until i can get $$ for a raby 4
b
QUOTE (Mueller @ Mar 14 2006, 08:34 PM) |
sure, install a 2.0 crank/rods/pistons and you have a "stroker" engine "most" people increase the bore at the same time...the motor I was building and sold to Mark Henry was a stock bore with a 78mm stroke |
Stock 1.8L, 93mm pistons and 2.0 cylinders, 94mm, will fit the 1.8 heads. In fact 96mm cylinders will fit in the 1.8 head... cylinder walls are just thinner.
think about it:
if you increase your crank stroke, what does it affect?
with the stock rod and piston it would cause the piston to slam into the head, so, you can use a shorter rod or use a piston with a pin height closer to the top of the piston....
2.0 cylinders will fit right into the 1.8 heads and for the 1.7 heads, you just open them up...the cost should be about $50 or so to mill 'em out.....
the cheapest method to build a stroker out of your 1.7/1.8 would to convert it to a 2.0......
maybe I'm wrong, but if it was that easy, we'd see more people doing it....you should contact 914V6 or is that V6914?? he is into building odd ball combo's on the cheap....
SWEET! so just forget the stroker idea altogether??
in my head, some things appear easier than they really are...must be the KY air
anyway, 96mm pistons seem like a GrEaT idea and then use 1.8 heads....
wonder who to ask to see if they have 1.8L heads lying around. I could also get teh 1.7s opened up too....options options.
b
Just how does one create an "1800 Stroker"??
QUOTE (Jake Raby @ Mar 14 2006, 08:16 PM) |
Just how does one create an "1800 Stroker"?? |
Muller beat me...
I guess 71 x 90 is a stroker if you are starting with 66 x 90
OR stroke an 1800 case to another displacement...
yyyyeah...
I was thinking aloud.
I was going to take a 1800 Case, and make a bigger engine, IE a stroker. But since 96mm pistons fit into 1.8 heads....
b
QUOTE (bd1308 @ Mar 15 2006, 05:17 AM) |
yyyyeah... I was thinking aloud. I was going to take a 1800 Case, and make a bigger engine, IE a stroker. But since 96mm pistons fit into 1.8 heads.... b |
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