I love that it's being looked at right away... future swap indeed lol
I love that it's being looked at right away... future swap indeed lol
would like to hear more about big displacement possibilities if anybody has any info.
+2!+1 for the 6.2
to bad you got that 5.4 laying around
sold it. To heavy for my tin can xD going little less power but alot less weight
Both articles I've read basically said this motor is maxed as far as displacement goes
i wish they wouldve went with a bigger bore than a longer stroke...those 4V heads would love that nice bore to unshroud the valves and it would probably rev even higher with that nice short stroke...yeah youd sacrifice some torque down low, but hey thats what 4.10s are forMakes you wish it could be punched out to 347 like the old 5.0's
i wish they wouldve went with a bigger bore than a longer stroke...those 4V heads would love that nice bore to unshroud the valves and it would probably rev even higher with that nice short stroke...yeah youd sacrifice some torque down low, but hey thats what 4.10s are for
Um they did go with a bigger bore. 92.2>90
right-oI know, but we were talking about a bore large enough to make it close to 5.0 so Ford wouldn't have to stroke it so much.
We're getting closer!
We finalized our piston design and we're working on a standard stroke and stroker crankshaft.
Piston specs:
- Custom design crown configuration for new 5.0 style heads
- Increased top and second fireland thickness .300+ Top .200 +2nd
- Standard 1.5mm, 1.5mm, 3.0mm ring package heights with steel top ring
- Integrated notches allow use of factory oil sprayer
- Revised oil control/drainback slots work with factory oil spray system and oil control ring
- Inner pin boss designed around Manley H-Beam style rod
- Full pin oiling
- Radiused valve pockets
- High Compression version (11.5-1)
- Low Compression version (10.0-1)
- Livernois Exclusive 2.0 skirt profile (This encompasses many changes, revised shape of skirt, revised sizing and fit points on skirt) Improved design for better wear and durability while also allowing for increased stability.
Regards,
Rick LeBlanc
Livernois Motorsports