At some point you will. Right now it's classified information
Do you guys think the old 7.3 CR'd can battle the 6.4/7.3 stroker?
It'll find whatever weak link there might be.
Do you guys think the old 7.3 CR'd can battle the 6.4/7.3 stroker?
I wonder what the conversion cost will be once the CR 7.3 is proven and put into kit form. I see this as the only way the 7.3 can even consider keeping itself in the conversation.Considering the boring and stroking capabilities of the 6.4 to beyond 7.3l, and the likelihood of the same potential of making the 7.3 even larger, it will come down to a lot of things, but mainly how much stress the rotating assemblies, blocks and heads can take, considering they're using the same, or at least similar injection technology. The bottom line will be when the block blows up, or the developer runs out of either time, money, or interest. Glad to see the 7.3 getting modern technology strapped onto it.
I wonder what the conversion cost will be once the CR 7.3 is proven and put into kit form. I see this as the only way the 7.3 can even consider keeping itself in the conversation.
Fixed it for you. Also drooling over the build.
Swamps told me around $20k for a single pump setup iirc...
Scotty-
Put a throttle stop in it so we can race each other in 12.0. That would be cool to do again. I got Aaron's cc again.
Built short block, right?
its 27k with you supplying a built motor