3?? Cu Inch
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pi times r squared times h times stroke times 6.
pi = 3.1416
Take the orginal bore size and add .040 to it. Divide the result by 2 to get the radius. Square the answer. multiply times pi. Multiply the answer times the stroke (h). Multiply times 6 (for the number of cylinders. Should give you the new displacement.
If I knew the original bore and stroke I could figure it for you.0 -
Thank You. The Original Bore And Stroke Are 3 13/16 X 4 1/2 ( 3.8125 X 4.5) So If I Did My Math Correctly My New Displacement Is 314. 73 Cu In. Nice Formula To Know. Thanks Again. -john0
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Now, you have to have a new head made with 314 stamped on the top.0
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