Calculation of R/S Ratio
Calculation of R/S Ratio
Yo bros... anybody knows the R/S ratio (rod/stroke ratio) of our D17A2?? I nid the conrod length to calculate the ratio... where can i lay my hands on them??
I m juz curious to find our hw well our D17 revs, cos the closer the ratio is to 1.75, the better the rev-ibility...
Thanks for the information...
I m juz curious to find our hw well our D17 revs, cos the closer the ratio is to 1.75, the better the rev-ibility...
Thanks for the information...
Its easy. *pulls out book of useless equations and other random bs* All you need to know is the length of your stroke and the length of your rod from the center of both ends. Divide the length of the rod from c to c by the length of your actual stroke. An ideal r/s ratio would be as closet to 1.75:1 as possible. Don't put too much weight on r/s ratio though. You don't need a great r/s ratio to make a nice screamer. Piston speed is something you'd need to be more concerned with.
rod length is 137mm (5.39")
http://www.zealautowerks.com/dseries.html
stroke is 94.4mm (3.72")
http://autos.yahoo.com/newcars/honda...UTmlW8QF?p=all
http://www.zealautowerks.com/dseries.html
stroke is 94.4mm (3.72")
http://autos.yahoo.com/newcars/honda...UTmlW8QF?p=all
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haha do all D17 stuff except D15 crank. haha 6.28:1 comp ratio. that would be terrible
but you would get a 1.62 r/s ratio. lol thats funny though.
but you would get a 1.62 r/s ratio. lol thats funny though.
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