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Old 03-14-2006, 04:12 PM
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im planning on supercharging in the near future so what a stroker kit be best for my car? and how much would it cost me with intallation...or if anyone knos a site i can look at kits on that would b great...thanks guys
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should i feel any difference from the kit?
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Old 03-14-2006, 04:33 PM
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and code one more question...with rods, crankshaft, and pistons(forged) and a VT Stage 2 blower cam be alright? im plannin on runnin a vortech in about 7 or 8 months. would it be ok to run a blower cam on a n/a engine?
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and code one more question...with rods, crankshaft, and pistons(forged) and a VT Stage 2 blower cam be alright? im plannin on runnin a vortech in about 7 or 8 months. would it be ok to run a blower cam on a n/a engine?

Call Scott or Jim from VT, not sure about blower cams for a short amount of time until you get the S/C.
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I've been told on this forum before that stroker kits for 4.6 are not the way to go. I was told they are more trouble than they are worth, where as I could do a bb kit for some serious torque though. Any feedback?
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I've been told on this forum before that stroker kits for 4.6 are not the way to go. I was told they are more trouble than they are worth, where as I could do a bb kit for some serious torque though. Any feedback?
If I were to do it again, I would definitely go the big bore route...MMMMMM, NASTY.
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I've been told on this forum before that stroker kits for 4.6 are not the way to go. I was told they are more trouble than they are worth, where as I could do a bb kit for some serious torque though. Any feedback?
If I were to do it again, I would definitely go the big bore route...MMMMMM, NASTY.
Like a .060 overbored? Or a 408 or something sick like that?
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I've been told on this forum before that stroker kits for 4.6 are not the way to go. I was told they are more trouble than they are worth, where as I could do a bb kit for some serious torque though. Any feedback?
If I were to do it again, I would definitely go the big bore route...MMMMMM, NASTY.
Like a .060 overbored? Or a 408 or something sick like that?

408 from a 281???? LOL...Not gonna happen...330=super nasty.
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I've been told on this forum before that stroker kits for 4.6 are not the way to go. I was told they are more trouble than they are worth, where as I could do a bb kit for some serious torque though. Any feedback?
If I were to do it again, I would definitely go the big bore route...MMMMMM, NASTY.
Like a .060 overbored? Or a 408 or something sick like that?
408 from a 281???? LOL...Not gonna happen...330=super nasty.
I was asking if you were talking about getting a 408 crate motor, or a .060 overbore (which would put you at 290).
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