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PostPosted: Wed Oct 19, 2005 12:01 am 
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sumpin has gotta b different bcus i wanna swap the crank over but.....
i was told that
either the rod length or piston compression height are different otherwise the pistons will hit the head. Possibly the chamber volume is possibly greater or the pistons dished to stop the compression ratio sky rocketing
vizard only touches the subject......not like his other in depth researchings..

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 19, 2005 6:54 am 
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minimechanic wrote:
sumpin has gotta b different bcus i wanna swap the crank over but.....
i was told that
either the rod length or piston compression height are different otherwise the pistons will hit the head. Possibly the chamber volume is possibly greater or the pistons dished to stop the compression ratio sky rocketing
vizard only touches the subject......not like his other in depth researchings..

Blake,
On a 1098, the rods are the same as 998, but the piston pin height to top is .148" less (`coz stroke is .296" longer). U need some 1100 pistons... :wink:
Piston dish is a bit deeper too. C/R of a stock 1098 is around 8.5:1.
Cheers, 8)

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 19, 2005 3:24 pm 
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thanks dr mini.....i knew u would be able to answer it....
and i wanted to swap an 1100 crank into a 998 i wrote 1100 into 1100......
ooops
and this aint blake he's lobby69
im lucas -the bro inlaw

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74 clubman hopefully rego'd soon....
and 76 clubbie van!! - Ratschite after what i found what it was covered in when i found her...
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Ah... OK , I saw the addy and figured it was he... my bad. :wink:

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