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HealeyPassion
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Can someone save me the math? What is the actual displacement (CC's) of a 30 thousands (0.030 over) overbore 2912 cc Healey engine?
Thanks!
Steve
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Steve
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No math, no problem. This should do it for you.
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Thanks Jon... for those of you interested... that yielded 180.81 cubic inches which converts to 2,963 (rounded) c.c.'s
So, if you bored your original 2912 cc Healey block out by thirty thousand (0.030") you have 2963 cc (pretty close to the 3-liter engine you've always claimed).
Cheers, Steve
So, if you bored your original 2912 cc Healey block out by thirty thousand (0.030") you have 2963 cc (pretty close to the 3-liter engine you've always claimed).
Cheers, Steve
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bore x bore x stroke x .7854 x #/cyl
From memory, .030" yield 180 c.i.
From memory, .030" yield 180 c.i.