4.3 compression ratio.

4.3 compression ratio.

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MPO

264 posts

112 months

Wednesday 28th December 2016
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carsy said:
MPO said:
Carsy

What part number is stamped into the pistons?

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MPO
Managed to look from the underside today and there are two different numbers stamped into the pistons.

As said they are Hepolite with numbers HRC1827 and 22058A.
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Mimic

18 posts

186 months

Thursday 16th November 2017
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Hi,

I project to rebuilt a Rover 4,0 TVR engine to 4,3 (opportunity to buy a 4.2 RR crankshaft).
I a little bit lost about TVR 4.3 spec:
- crankshaft : 4.2 RR
- conrod: same length 3.9RR
- piston : 3.9 RR hiComp with 2mm less

If the conrod are the same between 3.9/4.0 & 4.3: the crankshaft are different 77mm vs 71 mm => 6mm ... So the piston will be raised 6mm and not 2mm, isn't it? ((piston compression height doesn't change).
But 6mm will be too much with a risk for the first fire ring.

Thanks in advance for your answer.
Mimic