79 basket case
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79 basket case
well iv really got my hands full its almost all nos or new aftermarket but my question now is anyone know the specks on 1000 cylinders im not sure if the jugs have been bored and here is some dark picks ill post more soon
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RE: 79 basket case
I sure hope there's another basket with some more parts. I think you're missing a few things.
j/k
I have to check my manual when I get home. If you have a new piston ring you can slide it down level into the jug and check it with a feeler guage. A large gap would indicate worn or over bored cylinders.
j/kI have to check my manual when I get home. If you have a new piston ring you can slide it down level into the jug and check it with a feeler guage. A large gap would indicate worn or over bored cylinders.
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RE: 79 basket case
kyjohn......The standard bore is 3.188 inches and the stroke is 3.8125 inches. This is a piston displacement of 60.9 cubic inches. The first thing you need to get is a factory manual (if you do not have one) and I advise you to get the factory manual, not a Clymers or some such issue....................pg
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