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    Posted: 28 Dec 2013 at 6:58pm
I have a 226 4 1/8 bore 4.5 stroke out of a wd45 am wanting to put wc pistons in it I am tryin to avoid stroking it. Question is will this work,what are the wc pistons compression height and what kind of compressiom ratio/hp will I be getting. Fairly new to all this looking for advice.thanks
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Yes you can run flat top WC or WD 4.125" replacement pistons with your combination. I'm running a similar combination but elected to go with 4.125" 170/175 crater pistons. We also used a WD45 block. This combo works out to be right at 240 cid and around 8.25:1 compression, and is good for about 58 hp at 2000 rpm. Depending which flat top pistons you use your compression ratio should be a little higher than ours. KipWink

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Thanks kip pretty sure we are guna run wc flat tops 4.125 and s 170 cam
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Good luck finding a 170 cam....
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I did get lucky on the cam father in law hss one already to go
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Very lucky
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isn't it the 175 gas cam that's hard to find? or are they the same?
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A 170 cam isn't any different grind than a D-17 or "E" Gleaner or WD45 or WC for that matter. The "175" camshaft is the special high lift grind.
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SR' find you some small block chevy pistons with same rist pin holes. works fine.
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hi want to do same thing ..i have a 17 gleaner motor..need 4.125 pistons.want to grind crank& use 350 rods..OR 350 sbc pistons..  bob
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SBC 350 rods? 
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