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Old 07-06-2005, 03:35 PM   #1
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Default CHP vs DSS shortblock

wuts up everybody. im lookin at 306 shortblocks. im gonna run a 10:1 cr with a full TFS h/c/i. i was lookin at the CHP Street Fighter and the DSS Pro Bullet 306. ive heard CHP has a warranty but DSS doesnt. almost everybody ive talked to said CHP was better, but yesterday one of my friend's said NOT to get a CHP and get the DSS. i was just wondering of the people who have 306/308's or strokers.......which one would you recommend. the DSS is a lil bit more, but, if theyre better, itd be worth it. any help would be appreciated. thanks
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Old 07-06-2005, 05:04 PM   #2
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why dont you get the same block as OB
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Old 07-06-2005, 05:30 PM   #3
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wel the dss stage 10 is ok but still it's a stock block going with a dart might be cheaper in the long run or just go with a 351
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Old 07-06-2005, 06:03 PM   #4
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ive been reading some horror stories about DSS blocks lately and how there customer service sucks so id go CHP
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Old 07-06-2005, 06:48 PM   #5
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why dont you get the same block as OB
Because my BARE BLOCK was pricey as ****.

But it does have 4bolt mains and there's no chance in hell im cracking it.

The FMS r302 and Dart blocks are one in the same.
Same casting, everything.

Edit: It's also about 50-60lbs heavier than the stock 302.
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Old 07-06-2005, 08:12 PM   #6
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wel the dss stage 10 is ok but still it's a stock block going with a dart might be cheaper in the long run or just go with a 351
i could upgrade to the level 20 block for a few hundred dollars more for reassurance....cuz i thought about that

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Because my BARE BLOCK was pricey as ****.

But it does have 4bolt mains and there's no chance in hell im cracking it.

The FMS r302 and Dart blocks are one in the same.
Same casting, everything.

Edit: It's also about 50-60lbs heavier than the stock 302.
are you running the R302 block Kyle, or were you just referring to that for a comparison with Dart ?
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Old 07-06-2005, 08:21 PM   #7
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wel the dss stage 10 is ok but still it's a stock block going with a dart might be cheaper in the long run or just go with a 351
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i honestly considered that too, but, i cant find any. thats my "dream drag car". fox body lx(notch) with a 408 w/ tt and 250 shot. itd be BAD.

how hard is it TO DO a 351 swap ??
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i honestly considered that too, but, i cant find any. thats my "dream drag car". fox body lx(notch) with a 408 w/ tt and 250 shot. itd be BAD.

how hard is it TO DO a 351 swap ??
piece of cake. headers, mounts, oil pan, accesory brackets, and ur done.
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really ??? hmm.............*starts to smell smoke. stops thinking*. haha thatll be later down the road though. i just want something a lil bigger than more hp for now. i dont wanna rape everything on the road yet.....like i would with a 351
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