main girdle
#13
RE: main girdle
ORIGINAL: greenstreak9205
i'd also suggest a valley girdle because thats where the thing is gonna split on you. they will help you out some but dont rely on the girdles on keeping it all together if u plan on making mondo power.
i'd also suggest a valley girdle because thats where the thing is gonna split on you. they will help you out some but dont rely on the girdles on keeping it all together if u plan on making mondo power.
r.barn is right, the lower manifold will hold the block together much better then a valley girdle would
#15
RE: main girdle
yea i suppose. but i do definately agree that the girdles wont really help much.i was just givin a suggestion that if thats what he wanted to do and it was stuck in his head which that was the way it was gonna be done, that it may help a bit. i was quick to say the first time that i wouldnt really wanna rely on the girdles though
#16
RE: main girdle
ORIGINAL: r.barn
girdle's dont strengthen the block, they help stablize the crank in high rpm engines.
all they do when the block comes apart is keep everything in a nice pile
valley girdles are useless also, you already have a massive valley girdle called the
lower intake manifold, and even it cant keep an overpowered 302 together.
pretty much on any "stock" block you can stroke it or you can boost/spray it
try and do both and your asking for trouble.
girdle's dont strengthen the block, they help stablize the crank in high rpm engines.
all they do when the block comes apart is keep everything in a nice pile
valley girdles are useless also, you already have a massive valley girdle called the
lower intake manifold, and even it cant keep an overpowered 302 together.
pretty much on any "stock" block you can stroke it or you can boost/spray it
try and do both and your asking for trouble.
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