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15-10-2004, 09:21 PM
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multiply half the bore diameter by[in mm] its self ,divide that by 3.142 ,multiply that by the stroke ,multiply that by 4 and then divide that by 100 and that is your answer, 
if not email me the bore and stroke and i will give you the answer
if not email me the bore and stroke and i will give you the answer
15-10-2004, 10:49 PM
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does it matter with a rebore???thought if you changed the bore dramatically(overbored liners) ,,thats when the petrol gets gulped propa.
16-10-2004, 10:45 AM
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If you have had your engine overbored you may notice a slight differance in fuel economy! The best thing to do would be to get it set up by a reputable tuner in your nearby area and they should be able to cure any fueling problems for you. About the maximum over bore you can go on a 1600cc CVH block is About 1905cc, but you start running into reliability troubles!
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