The Ford Barn

DWester · 12-13-2014, 11:47 PM

Thanks for all the replies. To be honest, this motor will be going in an old farm truck that will get maybe 200 miles on it a year. It's not mine, it's something I'm trying to help out for a friend of mine who feeds hay with. There's nothing more I'd like more than to be doing a build with all the new parts and end up with a really nice flatty. That's just not the case this time. I'm just trying to get him up and running with a decent running motor without spending too much $, yet something that will keep him feeding cows for a few years more.

I've done a stroke test and it's definitely 3 3/4, not 4. I'll just have to find two standard pistons or a set, whatever comes first.

Thanks so much for your response,

Darol

12-13-2014, 11:47 PM	#13
DWester Member Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Fort Jones, Calif Posts: 94	Re: Piston question Thanks for all the replies. To be honest, this motor will be going in an old farm truck that will get maybe 200 miles on it a year. It's not mine, it's something I'm trying to help out for a friend of mine who feeds hay with. There's nothing more I'd like more than to be doing a build with all the new parts and end up with a really nice flatty. That's just not the case this time. I'm just trying to get him up and running with a decent running motor without spending too much $, yet something that will keep him feeding cows for a few years more. I've done a stroke test and it's definitely 3 3/4, not 4. I'll just have to find two standard pistons or a set, whatever comes first. Thanks so much for your response, Darol __________________ Darol