Help with Shovelution Heads and stroker pistons
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Help with Shovelution Heads and stroker pistons
Hello! I am writing from Spain. Sorry if I write wrong. And sorry for putting units in metric system.
Here it is very difficult to find certain pieces but it is still more difficult to find information or a mechanic who can guide me.
I have been lucky enough to find a pair of unused STD Shovelution heads. They are EVO cylinder heads with the Shovel bolt pattern.
As many of you know, to mount those cylinder heads on Shovel cylinders, you have to eliminate the upper lip of the sleeve that appears, because the cylinder heads are flat like those of EVO, and add at the base of the cylinders stroke plates to keep the race enough, and then use EVO flat top pistons.
I had an idea, but when I ask, they simply say "it does not work" but they do not give me any explanation.
S & S has 3-1/2 pistons for stroker crankshaft 4-5/8 89ci) which are approximately 4.75mm shorter (106-5554 piston kit). Approximately the same length of sleeve that I have to remove. And I thought I could use those pistons and do without the stroke plates.
I attach a drawing and the data of the pistons.
Do you think it can work? Do you know if these pistons weigh the same as the original ones? Or should I rebalance the flywheel?
And if it can not work, can you explain me why?
thank you very very much!!
Here it is very difficult to find certain pieces but it is still more difficult to find information or a mechanic who can guide me.
I have been lucky enough to find a pair of unused STD Shovelution heads. They are EVO cylinder heads with the Shovel bolt pattern.
As many of you know, to mount those cylinder heads on Shovel cylinders, you have to eliminate the upper lip of the sleeve that appears, because the cylinder heads are flat like those of EVO, and add at the base of the cylinders stroke plates to keep the race enough, and then use EVO flat top pistons.
I had an idea, but when I ask, they simply say "it does not work" but they do not give me any explanation.
S & S has 3-1/2 pistons for stroker crankshaft 4-5/8 89ci) which are approximately 4.75mm shorter (106-5554 piston kit). Approximately the same length of sleeve that I have to remove. And I thought I could use those pistons and do without the stroke plates.
I attach a drawing and the data of the pistons.
Do you think it can work? Do you know if these pistons weigh the same as the original ones? Or should I rebalance the flywheel?
And if it can not work, can you explain me why?
thank you very very much!!
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