Stroker motor without rebuild?
Stroker motor without rebuild?
Can your stroker kit be installed with stock bore pistons (or even the stock pistons) without rebuilding the motor? can it be installed from "underneath" without having to remove the motor completely?
forgive me if either one of these questions are stupid.
forgive me if either one of these questions are stupid.
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Here is a quote from AMS Stroker thread:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...74#post1086374
I would highly recommend pulling the block to get everything double checked on it and ensure all the clearences are right on.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...74#post1086374
Originally Posted by AMS
Unless you damaged your pistons and they scuffed the walls I'd say 99% of the evo's out there can use stock bore pistons. All that needs to be done is to break the glaze on the cylinder walls or use a fine grit ball hone. There is no need to bore the block unless there is cylinder wall damage. We can offer .020" pistons but you'de be shortening the life of the block. I'm doing an engine build article for modified magazine now and that should hit the stand in a few months.
Last edited by Big Boost; Sep 8, 2005 at 07:52 PM.
In order to replace the crank which is necessary on a stroker you need to pull the motor. A 2.0 build you can just drop in the pistons and rods from the top. A quick light hone will help break in the rings better
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