LBZ;223200 LBZ pistons from the bottom to the top are longer. .[/QUOTE said:The LBZ piston looks considerably shorter.
LB7 pistons will go on an LBZ rod without modifying anything. The rod ends are the same dimensions and pin diameters are the same. LBZ wrist pins are the same diameter but longer than LB7/LLY wrist pins.
So could lbz rods go in a lb7 motor? And if not why?
Ok. Just wanted to make sure. There were a lot of posts about using lbz short blocks and using lb7/lly pistons but not so much about using a lb7 short block and just lbz rods. I'd be willing to try a set of lbz rods in my motor if someone has a set. I'm probably going to stick with a single cp3 for quite some time but I'm putting twins on this winter and if the lbz are 10 to 15 percent stronger they could theoretically work for me. And it would be fun to do some testing.yes they can go in a lb7 motor thats primarily what this thread is about !
Ok. Just wanted to make sure. There were a lot of posts about using lbz short blocks and using lb7/lly pistons but not so much about using a lb7 short block and just lbz rods. I'd be willing to try a set of lbz rods in my motor if someone has a set. I'm probably going to stick with a single cp3 for quite some time but I'm putting twins on this winter and if the lbz are 10 to 15 percent stronger they could theoretically work for me. And it would be fun to do some testing.
sounds like were doing the same thing
LBZ pin length is 3.155".How much longer are the wristpins?