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B block decking I have.040" ford pistons that come up .019" above the deck. I'm going to need to take some off the block, hopefully no more than .005". Is there a way to tell how much, if any has been removed previously?, and what is the max safe amount that can be removed on a B block? Tia
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Re: B block decking let's hope Geo Miller sees this one
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Re: B block decking I don't know what kind of measuring tools you have, but stock deck height was 11.500". Measuring from the pan rail to the deck will tell you where you are at.
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Re: B block decking Mike K has the answer.
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Re: B block decking B blocks are notoriously thinner in the deck area so be careful.
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Re: B block decking Be sure to do the measurement as stated. One time I did not, was just assuming stock height, and got excessive pop up and the valve stem length was off.
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Re: B block decking Quote:
hm, .019 is a interesting #. makes me ask qs; has custom work been done on this engine previously and decked at that/those times :confused: ford stock popup was +/- .031. .040 pistons say yes, prev engine work was done. this info alone, would alert to importance of to check blk ht for present condition relative to ford stock ht(11.500in), as ford made B blk had tooo thin deck material to begin with. now IFyou have aftermarket b diamond, guys say that that blk deck was made thicker....true or not your guess. good luck |
Re: B block decking Thanks for the 11 1/2" measurement that's what I needed. I assuming it's the same A or B block? I have no idea about the work done on this engine. All I know is it's .040" over and all the parts have ford written on them.
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