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352 Overbore?
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What would the cubic inches be for a 352 V8, bored .080

Posted on: 2013/7/30 14:36
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Re: 352 Overbore?
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4.080x3.50 =366
4.125x3.50 = stock Packard 374

Posted on: 2013/7/30 14:45
1937 Packard 138-CD Deluxe Touring Limousine
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[url=https://packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/registry/View.php?ID=232]1955 Packard
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Re: 352 Overbore?
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Where are you going to get +0.080IN Packard 352 pistons?

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Posted on: 2013/7/30 17:31
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Re: 352 Overbore?
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If you go 4.125. Call Jack Vines. He may have a set of factory 374 pistons

Posted on: 2013/7/30 21:16
1937 Packard 138-CD Deluxe Touring Limousine
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[url=https://packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/registry/View.php?ID=232]1955 Packard
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Where are you going to get +0.080IN Packard 352 pistons?


The hard way. I buy Ford truck 370" pistons, cut .050" off the top, convert the rods to pressed pins, machine off the rod balance pads top and bottom and voila!.

jack vines

Posted on: 2013/7/30 22:00
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