Parts for 331 Stroker
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Parts for 331 Stroker
Hey guys,
I was wondering (since I have never rebuilt an engine) what I would need to install a 331 stroker other than new bearings and the crank. Would I need stronger rods? New pistons?
I do know that I will have to get a new flexplate and balancer since the crank has a 50oz balance.
Thanks for the help ahead of time.
I was wondering (since I have never rebuilt an engine) what I would need to install a 331 stroker other than new bearings and the crank. Would I need stronger rods? New pistons?
I do know that I will have to get a new flexplate and balancer since the crank has a 50oz balance.
Thanks for the help ahead of time.
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A stroker requires all new rotating assembly components. This means crank, rods, and pistons (and all miscellaneous hardware). Depending on the type of rods you use, you may also need to clearance the block. I did, but I have Scat rods that use cap screws rather than traditional style rod bolts.
You can get stroker kits in 28oz imbalance, so there shouldn't be a need for a new flywheel. I would recommend a new balancer, however, as old balancers aren't the greatest of things, and a new Powerforce unit is only like $50, iirc.
You can get stroker kits in 28oz imbalance, so there shouldn't be a need for a new flywheel. I would recommend a new balancer, however, as old balancers aren't the greatest of things, and a new Powerforce unit is only like $50, iirc.
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