Crank ID...
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3020 E is mk2 Cortina Lotus designation
see the following
http://www.classiccortina.co.nz/index.p ... =40&pid2=1
and
http://www.lotus-cortina.com/library/block/blocks.htm
a short quote from the above link
"(4) 681F 6015
The ?L? version of this block was the original fitment in MKII L/Cs and obviously takes the 3020E type b6 bolt L/C crank. Round main caps. Most will bore to 85mm if they have a low ?T? number. "
see the following
http://www.classiccortina.co.nz/index.p ... =40&pid2=1
and
http://www.lotus-cortina.com/library/block/blocks.htm
a short quote from the above link
"(4) 681F 6015
The ?L? version of this block was the original fitment in MKII L/Cs and obviously takes the 3020E type b6 bolt L/C crank. Round main caps. Most will bore to 85mm if they have a low ?T? number. "
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garyeanderson - Coveted Fifth Gear
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Slightly off topic, but I get very confused about the use of 83mm, 84mm & 85mm bore sizes, seemingly interchangeable with +20, +40 & + 60 oversizes!! My +2 block is +60, so I assumed that its on its last knockings, unless its resleeved (hardly worth it as one of the bellhousing eyes has snapped ). Is this the case? I have to say the rear waterways look very close to the fireband of the gasket with this level of oversize, and it has failed at this point on occasion!
Is there a rough & ready conversion between +10-60 oversizes and bore size in mm?
Jeremy
Is there a rough & ready conversion between +10-60 oversizes and bore size in mm?
Jeremy
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JJDraper - Fourth Gear
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Thanks for the info... fits the bill, my engine is a rebuild with varying parts. As I have round end caps with a 3020E crank and a T2 block it sounds like the bottom end was from a cortina! (maybe?)
I will get to the bottom of all the differant parts one day. I have established that the reprofiled camshafts have a gross lift of 0.35 inch, so I just now need to work out the best timing...
Cheers
Doug
I will get to the bottom of all the differant parts one day. I have established that the reprofiled camshafts have a gross lift of 0.35 inch, so I just now need to work out the best timing...
Cheers
Doug
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