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Old 04-03-2006, 01:45 PM   #1
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i have heard of some people putting the head the the 325is motor on your bottom end to create a monster motor
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yeah i believe you can do that with the 88 325e bottom end (super eta) just to get some higher revs and more horsepower. but not sure about 87 325, should read up on it.
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okay, whats a stroker? looking for definitions other than the funny one
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Such a coincidence that that'd fit so nicely on the engine he just bought....
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okay, whats a stroker? looking for definitions other than the funny one
To stroke an engine:

Boring out the cylinders to allow more amount of air and fuel in. An easy way to explain it would just be taking a 2.5L engine and "stroking" it to 2.9L, or even 3.0L. This can be achieved by changing out connecting rods and the crankshaft for a longer throw, or actually boring out the cylinders to allow more inbetween, or both.
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A bit off topic, but since you'll check this thread quickly and are online right now, when would you like to do an SS install? I brought those ramps back to Athens with me. (they're in the back of my car right now)
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