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Thanks Chuck , so if I want to figure the .040 over 427 I would replace the 4.250 with 4.29 in the formula and that would give me the corrected displacment. :cheers:
Yep, you got it. I hate to bore more than I need to, but increasing the bore (unlike stroking) does increase your horse power. "When in doubt, bore it out!"
bore diameter X bore diameter X.7854 X stroke X no cyl = CID
These are both valid formulae for the volume of a cylinder (engine, w/X no cyls.). I remember the pi X r version from 8th grade geometry. The volume equals the area of the base times the height.
Yep, you got it. I hate to bore more than I need to, but increasing the bore (unlike stroking) does increase your horse power
Chuck