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guys, when building a motor using a stroker crank,
which is better....longer rods and shorter pistons? or shorter rods and taller
pistons?
I assume because increasing the stroke is going to
slightly reduce the engines ability to rev then longer rods and shorter pistons
would give back a little of the revability? or is it the other way round?
Internal engine physics was never my thing, any
help would be greatly appretiated guys...I don't want the engine to shake itself
to death at high revs, and it will be seeing quite a bit of boost
too.
Dave
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