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3500 engine with 4.5 inch pistons
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    Posted: 23 Jun 2024 at 9:15pm
Grasping at straws here but would
any one happen to have a 426 engine
with 4.5 inch pistons or sleeves in it
sitting in the back corner of the shop.
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I have one laying here.
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This question is just for my information. Does the block have to be machined to a larger sleeve. Im assuming the standard sleeves arent thick enough for the larger bore
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I believe the largest diameter piston in the thinnest custom made sleeve is in the 4.400" diameter range. So yes, the block needs to be bored for 4.500".
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