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Zaddison View Drop Down
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    Posted: 06 Nov 2013 at 8:04pm
I bought a 37 wc out of a fence row for $200. Tank is good everything is there but back rims and tires which I have. They guy I bought it from said the crank was bad so my plan was to throw a 45 crank in it and get it goin for my brother to pull. A friend of mine has a set of 170 pistons which I thank have a greater compression height then the flat top wc piston. If so would this be possible to run with a wd45 crank in the wc or would it hit the head at tdc
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AS long as the pistons came from a 4.5" crank (and 170 ones do) then you should be good to go.  Not sure what the compression would be for a hand crank start machine, though.  Might want to do a styled bell housing conversion and get electric start while you are at it.  I also wouldn't be surprised if you find a 45 crank and M&W pistons in it.
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I popped the head off my new wc. It has 4 1/8 dished pistons the tallest part is 1/2 inch from the head and 7/8 to the shortest part. So with the 45 crank they would be 1/4 and 5/8 at tdc right? Not counting the head gasket. Any ideas on what the compresion would be?
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If my memory serves me right, divide the cylinder volume at BDC by the cylinder volume at TDC. Volume at TDC equals the 1 in XX:1.
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