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how to measure bore and stroke?


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You can do a quicky with a caliper ,digital is easier.If im not mistaken top of cylinder to bottom of exhaust is 54mm for standard stroke,4mil is 56 and so on.Piston will sometimes have sizes on them like 513(standard),795(stroker)followed by bore size like 64.50(.020 over).Thats the easiest way to tell unless you have some machinist tools

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some good info here.

was having a hard time figuring out this superior sleeve jug,look at the exaust flanges how they meet the motor mount.it was said it was set up for a stock stroke crank

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so i did the measurement as posted and it was 56mm with 77mm pistons

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I would like to clarify that having 513 series or 795 series pistons tells you nothing about the stroke, but rather the rod length. 513 series are for a std (short) 110mm rod and the 795's are for use with the 115mm (long) rods. People may even use blaster 573 series pistons with 66+mm bores and long rods.

-Brandon

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