250 bore

Dang it, you are right. So far, no one offers a bushing kit for the 300 rod. I've checked with Clevite, Eagle rods, and a couple others. I'm going to talk to my machinist Monday and see what he says.
 
Also the Ford connecting rod has a .990" big end width while the Chevy rod has a .940" big end width.
 
I can't find the opening for the 4.7L V8 dodge piston is. I wrote UEM Pistons that manufactures Silv-O-Lite pistons for the dimension of the rod end opening for that piston.
 
If you bush the connecting rods then you will need a piston that uses a floating pin.
The Hypereutectic pistons you are looking at use press fit pins.
 
I'm starting to think about buying a 300, and build it. Not being able to build the 250 that will achieve what I want, is a waste of money.
The biggest problem with the small inline six is the lack of performance camshafts
Any flat tappet cam and lifters that are still available have a reliability problem.
We solved that problem on the big block six by making roller cam and roller lifters available.
 
I'm starting to think about buying a 300, and build it. Not being able to build the 250 that will achieve what I want, is a waste of money.
What will the engine be used in? The 300's stouter, quality performance parts available, it's also much bigger physically.
 
What will the engine be used in? The 300's stouter, quality performance parts available, it's also much bigger physically.
I have a 76 Maverick will be it's new home. I know there will be a bunch of work needed for the install. I'm also looking at the 6r80 transmission from a turbo V6 f150. So the tunnel will probably need a little massage work.
 
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