[Roadsters] 2350 stroker (was "Best bucket seats for a roadster?")
Keith0alan at aol.com
Keith0alan at aol.com
Wed Aug 8 07:24:04 MDT 2012
At one time it was not uncommon to take a stock crank, weld up one side of
the journal, regrind them offset and increase the stroke. I haven't heard
of anyone doing this in years.
keith
In a message dated 8/8/2012 4:34:24 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
tputland at charter.net writes:
You stroked a U20? What crank did you use?
tim
On Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 2:26 PM, Nolan wrote:
> Hello Pete,
> Yes it was my daily driver (when I was younger and full of energy). At
> the
> time it didn't seem like an inconvenience to swap a 5 speed or change
> the
> rear end ratio over a weekend to get ready for the next adventure.
> The main reason the car shoots flames is the high vacuum created as
> the
> throttles shut. This sucks an extra gulp of raw fuel. The overlap of
> the cam
> and the straight exhaust all play nicely together. The ball of flame
> is one
> of the highlights. I always tried to have an opponent to my left in a
> drag
> race. They often would back out at the 2-3 shift when they saw the
> flash
> between us.
>
> In a cheater motor that was built for a customer (and never raced:) )
> the
> bores of the R16 were offset to allow for a little larger piston. My
> knowledge is over 25 years old (not current) but, if you are looking
> for
> more power, I would suggest doing anything you can to start with a
> larger
> displacement engine.
>
> The 4.40 LS rear end gave amazing performance in town and tight twisty
> roads
> but probably not much more than a hundred miles an hour on the highway
> in
> 5th gear wound tight.
> The 3.89 rear end in the SPL311 was a nice compromise of acceleration
> and
> top speed. With the 3.89 I could get to the 7200 rpm redline fairly
> quickly
> in 5th. With the 3.7 we picked up top speed but it took too much road
> to get
> there.
> Take care,
> Nolan
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Pete Peters [mailto:ppeters914 at comcast.net] Sent: Tuesday,
> August 07, 2012 11:21 AM
> To: 'Nolan'
> Subject: RE: 2350 stroker (was "Best bucket seats for a roadster?")
>
> Exhaust flame balls? Ummmm, this a street car?
> Reason I ask is that I'm currently considering doing a R16 stroker.
> Pete
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