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Pedro_The_Swift
9th September 2015, 02:33 PM
The measurement from the crank centre to the deck of the block,,
anyone know what it is for a Thor 4.6 V8?
and/or the 4L?
PLR
9th September 2015, 02:41 PM
G`day ,
no , i don`t the best the i can give you is the piston top to deck is 0.020". Should add this is 4.0 , 8.23 - 1 stamp
Rod length , center to center( crank to pin )
Pin height , pin center to piston top
deck height , piston top to deck
TTDC
Pedro_The_Swift
9th September 2015, 03:11 PM
Thanks Peter,,
I am trying to organise Stack heights and block heights between the 4 and 4.6.
The pistons crown CC's are different and the rod lengths are also different. I'm not sure about pin height yet,,
box 2 gives some info about rod length,,
Buick 215 Rover 3.5 Land Rover 4.0 and 4.6 differences (http://www.gomog.com/allmorgan/40difference.htm)
PLR
9th September 2015, 03:30 PM
G`day ,
i did leave out ( not on purpose ) that you will also also need to add the figure for half the stroke to the total .
I think you`ll find the quench height will give the most difference . This takes into account everything above the top of the top ring to the chamber top .
Had a look at the link , close but not same as factory manual figs more middle ground . Factory also give both met imp .
PLR
10th September 2015, 04:26 PM
G`day Pedro ,
thinking about this today .
The only figure using found could be an approximate one , unless it was actually measured and then it would only be accurate for that measured .
For both 4.0 and 4.6 the figs for half the stroke , rod length c to c , half dia of gudgeon would be easy enough to find ( haven`t done but think it will give the same outcome for both ) .
A measurement from the top of the gudgeon to the piston top would be pretty easy if one had a piston .
The 020 i mention is measured .
I notice Bundalene has a set of 4.0 pistons he is selling on Ebay .
Also Garry Cole ( gone but not forgotten ) has some 4.6 pistons .
Maybe they could help you with the fig for the pin top to piston top needed if you are able to contact them .
To my knowledge the piston concave is the ratio change other than that the pistons are same .
Same rings for either/any 4.0/4.6 piston
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