3000gt 9.05@157

[niterydr]

Originally Posted by Goat Blower

How do you "debore" an engine?

See ryan's comment, thanks for reading .

Pretty much Ryan is right, I consider it "debored" as the motor was designed to be a 3.7L, but with the smaller bore (aka very light overbore), it comes out to a 3.3L engine.

Still makes damm good power .

[Goat Blower]

Originally Posted by niterydr

See ryan's comment, thanks for reading .

Pretty much Ryan is right, I consider it "debored" as the motor was designed to be a 3.7L, but with the smaller bore (aka very light overbore), it comes out to a 3.3L engine.

Thanks for reading what? The motor is stroked, not debored. It doesn't matter what it was designed for, if you're not decreasing bore size via JB Weld or sleeving, it's simply a stroker motor. That's what I was getting at. A 3.0 becomes a 3.3, simple math.

[niterydr]

Originally Posted by Goat Blower

Thanks for reading what? The motor is stroked, not debored. It doesn't matter what it was designed for, if you're not decreasing bore size via JB Weld or sleeving, it's simply a stroker motor. That's what I was getting at. A 3.0 becomes a 3.3, simple math.

Yes it is a stroker motor, you are correct