silentvoice19

ill see what i can save how do you know it needs all of that it might not.Those are all new price if i look around i guarentee i can knock 200 off that price easy.Also i know i can talk my buddy into maby cutting the machine price for me.Did you pay attention when i said rough estimate?I rounded up on some of those parts.i dont need head work.

Fox351

I think this is a little bit unfair....The advantages you have are to many to be close to anything that a normal person could get....not to say that it is your fault....some people are just lucky I guess.

OhioMachIRunner69

It will definately need bored/honed as the cylinder walls are rusty. With a 70's motor I will be shocked if the crank does not need turned and the rods will most likely need some work as well. Since it needs bored you will need new pistons and rings and the cam is surely rusted badly inside that motor so it willneed replaced. What on that list are you going to buy used? You can probably find a cheaper carb and distributor but the rest you wont want to buy used.

silentvoice19

im gonna pull it apart alittle more were movin right now lol so if i can get it laittle more apart and get some pics of maby the rods and cyl walls or i can get it to turn over ill get alot more pics.BTW my advantages are not unfair talk to a machinest talk to a few see if one will rpice beat or match another call around dont be lazy beause in the long run you can save about 2-300 maby ever more

glaranotch

SO HOWS THE BEAST DOING?????
IM READING THIS POST AND IM HAPPY THAT YOU ARE DOING THIS!
I ALSO JUST BOUGHT A WINDSOR AND DONT KNOW WERE TO START!!

kweb288

STOP YELLING

When you type everything in caps it comes off as you are yelling and is annoying to read lol

ARYANW

i estimated too....ive been told to price every single part youMIGHT need.then add about another 25% to that to cover everything you might run into that was unexpected.

nadrepadre

What silentvoice is planning on doing is indeed possible, but quite difficult and labor intensive(sounds like he's cut out for it ). I actually did my 351w in a very similar way to yours. Granted, mine is a 94 roller block that was stored in a garage with a blown head gasket. When I first saw the motor I remember thinking,"Holy ****, this is gonna take forever to get into any reasonable shape." I started the project in august and now the block is ready to be assembled. It took me a while to get it cleaned, honed, painted, and the hardest thing was actually finding a 1/4 NPT thread tap for the two front oil gallery holes. <------- take note of this, the press fit style freeze plugs are trash and can pop out when under stress. I tapped mine and bought allen wrench headed type threaded plugs for it. The bore taper on my block was under .011 of an inch so i was able to get away with honing it myself.

I noticed that you plan on getting the crank turned undersized and maybe getting new rods. Summit Racing sells a crank that has a 4.00 stroker http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SE...0/?image=large
that allows you to use 302 pistons(shorter to keep compression ratio down), and stock length 351w rods. This combo on a 351w block bored .030 over will yield a displacement of 393 cubic inches. I would have done with this if my stock crank had to have a ton of machine work done to it.

87mustang347

i think youll be able to do it fairly cheap. i did mine with out breaking the bank and i used mostly new parts. think about it, its alot cheaper to do this swap then it is to do a 347 and make an equal amount of power. plus you have way more room to grow.

Slow5o

just as everyone said i priced out all the parts for my 351 for new pistons rods rings and bearings with gasket kit i priced out 556 with everything shipped to my front door