My 340 is a 350 and my 300 is a 346. I find the blower to be a valid substitute for more displacement since 6psi of boost roughly equates to another 115 cu/in of displacement. It's enough for me.
You see that Enderlie style bugcatcher in my avator? If it all works out as planned that will still be in the same location when the 300 stroker is installed. What you see in the photo there is the mule (iron head 2bbl 300) with a riser to the inlet scoop. Jim
It would be an additional .090" of stroke with the 1.889" rod journal.size unless you're limiting the extra stroke to .045"? So I have an extra .090" of stroke and .060" over(Radius squared X PI X number of cylinders X stroke) which would be the stroke divided by 2 which would be 1.93" squared X PI(3.14159) X 8 X 3.940" = 368.85046, rounded up because the . is greater than .5 is 369 CID. Or is my math wrong again…..
I use the Wallace calculator. 2" jrnl - 1.889 = 111÷2 = .0555 + 3.850 stock stroke =3.9055 stroke. That's assuming you started out with virgin 2.0 journal size. If 1.990 (.010 under) a little less. Wallace says this but I have no idea...
Nice! Not exactly sleeper look with that wing, fender flares, and the blower, but it is bad ass. It's got the Shelby Cobra look!!
Put your info in here..... are you .040 or .060 overbore? Start out at 2.000 rod journals? How much cleanup did crank grinder take off to get to 1.889 finish size? My eyes are tired, 3 martinis down and turning in.....lol http://www.wallaceracing.com/cid.php
At 107lsa I think anything would sound nasty.....my race solid tappet has a lsa of 112 and 38*ol at 050