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Had a 440 block done n was just checking bore size n this is the measurement I got.The standard size is suspose to be 4.342 or 110.3 mm.Am I reading my gauge wrong or do I have to measure deeper in the bore.I called the builder n waiting to here back.Just pick up block before Xmas.
Typically you should measure closer to the center of the bore but From what I'm seeing from you ruler you're pretty close to stock. To be more accurate you really need a micrometer.
Being north of you guys that's what we work with,it's not that bad once you get use to it ,it can be confusing when you are calculating one to the other as I just did, you just have to take 25.4 n x the inch measurement to achieve mm
Oh man, this is kinda funny but at the same time, not so funny. Using vernier calipers can be pretty accurate but it takes experience to get 'the feel' of them. Same thing with dial calipers but micrometers are the best way for the best accuracy. Looks to me that it's .020" over....but you need to measure the pistons to make sure the bore size is right for them.
Yep it is quite funny,at least at best it gives everyone a good laught n keeps our sanity,all good for now,keeps us on our toes, but good to get some good advice
i hope you had the pistons you plan on using when the engine is bored, ive dealt with many brands over the years and i can tell you some manufactures measure an oversize differnelty than others some will make the piston smaller than the oversize spec and some make them larger.