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Bigger crank and thus a longer stroke ? iirc ? And yes more torque


A stroker engine simply aims at increasing the engine’s stroke, or the distance covered by the piston. This is achieved by using a crankshaft in which the position of the crank pin is further away from the center of axis of the crankshaft’s rotation. This increases the displacement of the engine and generates better torque, improving acceleration and resulting in the faster rotation of the wheels of a vehicle.
 
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Bigger crank and thus a longer stroke ? iirc ? And yes more torque


A stroker engine simply aims at increasing the engine’s stroke, or the distance covered by the piston. This is achieved by using a crankshaft in which the position of the crank pin is further away from the center of axis of the crankshaft’s rotation. This increases the displacement of the engine and generates better torque, improving acceleration and resulting in the faster rotation of the wheels of a vehicle.
Or in this case the pulling of a chain.
This seems like it's gonna be a fun one.
 

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All things being equal, more displacement equals more power.

Also, more displacement in a lighter saw is always nice.

Two ways to do it … 1) Big Bore or Hybrid; or,

2) Stroker.
 
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Difference in skirt length between those 2.
I need a 56mm piston with a 12mm gideon.
395 has the correct dimensions in compression height and skirt length but it's a 13mm pin.
But the bearing is smaller, so the 13mm pin will fit into the same small end with it. Perhaps you need smaller.
 
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