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Old 04-29-2008, 03:29 PM
Scott Roberts Scott Roberts is offline
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Originally Posted by johnta1
It seems a lot!





So if you ordered a 4.170 bore block, bore it out to 4.375... hmmm (ciphering)
4.375 minus 4.170 = .205" add that to the cyl #'s posted above:
HOLY CRAPPOLA

Looks like you have as much wall thickness or more than an IA II block.

What else haven't you told us?
John.. I knew you weren't the smartest guy out here but damn, Now I think your just stupid. try 4.375-4.170= .205 DIVIDED BY 2= .102. In case you didn't know its a circle. Now add that to the numbers and see what you get. Don't forget to divide that number by 2 also you dolt. In a perfect world you would have equal numbers on both sides. Not on my block due to the incredible core shift. One side was much thicker that the other. The outside of the bores should be somewhere in the 4.75-5.00 to give a thick wall and account for minor shift. So before you come at me you might educate yourself on some basic math