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Assuming all the "other" parameters will be optimized for the B & S.
What are the Pros & Cons between 103mm x 71mm and 96mm x 78mm. Cost factors, reliability, ease of doing, etc. Any comments on any other combinations?? Ken |
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Ken,
from what I have observed from Jakes engines on what he has published, second combo seems to be the better choice since it seems that the increased stroke allows for a more ideal rod ratio...also, "I" think the second combo is better since the additional stroke gives the cylinders more time to breath in the a/f and more time to exhale the exhaust.... |
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