Need CID info.
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Ok guys just got my first ever rebuild back I took the 460 out of my beautiful '79 f-150 custom and had it Bored .30 with 9:5:1 KB flat tops, .535 comp cam, stock crank and con rods, wondering what that puts my cid to
parts layin around the garage .Holley elec fuel pump, High flow oil pump, MSD distributor coil and ignition box, Weind Stealth aluminum intake, holley 750 double pumper, boch 4 prong platinums, Accel 8.8 wires, C-6 (also Freshly rebuilt because I left a bolt in the housing and snapped the hosing like a twig), tci tourqe converter with 3,000 stall, comp pushrods, comp lifters, ford blue roller rockers, just got my heads redone with all comp guts (vaulve seal, vaulve guides, stem seals, all the goodies) and other things im too lazy to go look at and it makes me cry because its not in the truck yet
parts layin around the garage .Holley elec fuel pump, High flow oil pump, MSD distributor coil and ignition box, Weind Stealth aluminum intake, holley 750 double pumper, boch 4 prong platinums, Accel 8.8 wires, C-6 (also Freshly rebuilt because I left a bolt in the housing and snapped the hosing like a twig), tci tourqe converter with 3,000 stall, comp pushrods, comp lifters, ford blue roller rockers, just got my heads redone with all comp guts (vaulve seal, vaulve guides, stem seals, all the goodies) and other things im too lazy to go look at and it makes me cry because its not in the truck yet
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Need CID info.
For those that don't understand scientific notation (^2 means squared) 1/2 bore times 1/2 bore times pi times stroke times number of cylinders.
Circumference is pi x diameter or 2 x pi x radius (Diameter = 2 x radius)
Area = pi x radius²
Volume of a cylinder = area of the base circle x height
Hope this helps.
Greg
Circumference is pi x diameter or 2 x pi x radius (Diameter = 2 x radius)
Area = pi x radius²
Volume of a cylinder = area of the base circle x height
Hope this helps.
Greg
