RealFastV6
Plays with Trucks
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- May 26, 2001
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Got a question...
On-Center blocks were designed to center the rod in in the cylinder for strength. I THOUGHT I understood that the REASON they weren't centered to begin with was that when Buick V6s were oddfire, the rod was centered, but when they went to split pin for evenfire it then pushed the rod off center.
If thats the case, then why/how would someone build an oddfire motor with an OnCenter(153) block? Wouldn't it screw up the rod center again?
Just wondering as I saw mentioned somewhere someone had an OnCenter Oddfire motor for sale.
On-Center blocks were designed to center the rod in in the cylinder for strength. I THOUGHT I understood that the REASON they weren't centered to begin with was that when Buick V6s were oddfire, the rod was centered, but when they went to split pin for evenfire it then pushed the rod off center.
If thats the case, then why/how would someone build an oddfire motor with an OnCenter(153) block? Wouldn't it screw up the rod center again?
Just wondering as I saw mentioned somewhere someone had an OnCenter Oddfire motor for sale.