#27656, "RE: howell bottom end question" In response to Reply # 0
the bottom end kits do not add displacement by a noticable amount.
They sell prebuilt shortblocks that stroke to 2.2L. The 2.4 is a whole 'nother 420A.
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#27657, "RE: howell bottom end question" In response to Reply # 1
>the bottom end kits do not add displacement by a noticable >amount. > >They sell prebuilt shortblocks that stroke to 2.2L. The 2.4 >is a whole 'nother 420A.
We went as big as we could go with the stroker, and still use stock lenght rods to control cost. Going with a custom lenght rod would add cost to a stroker. WE are looking into a kit that uses some "special" parts. Stay tuned
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