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| ive heard stroker kits is the way to go but havent did it to mine yet
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| Get a +3mm stroker. The stock stroke on a blaster is 57mm. I thrown in my 3mm with a 240 kit so i cant tell ya what it gives you..
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| 189 bucks from vitos. Its a drop in no case work needed and comes with a spacer.
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seems too easy lol but im sure somehow it will mess up on me. does it add anything to the engine that you could of noticed at all? also arent stock blasters 3mm? if they are a +3mm would be a 6 right or am I just retarded? haha
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| You're just retarded. It means +3mm over stock. a 3mm will give you a stroke of 60mm while a 6mm will make it 63mm. Any stroker over 3mm requires case trenching.
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| hey i got a vitos 3mm with a 240 kit too. Just to warn you not all cases are the same and in some cases "ajustments" have to be made even with the 3mm. i had to do some dremal work on mine because the rod was hitting inside. no big deal it was just a suprise becuase i expected it to just "drop in". 3mm has great acceleration over stock, i would recommend it. It was quite a job , it took all day to put in with a professional machanic and all the tools : case puller, press, flywheel remover, and all the other goodies. he only charged me 160 because i helped and had the tools. he said in a shop though it would've been like 600 bucks! oh yeah don't forget if you go that far new bearins and seals are a must. you don't wanna put in a new crank and have to tear it apart because of a thrown bearing just my opinion. |
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| i run a 3mm stroker.you should really have the porting matched to the stroke to get the max. power potential.i installed the crank myself,then shipped the complete motor to FloTek.denny made it scream.
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