351 to 427 to 383
#13
RE: 351 to 427 to 383
ORIGINAL: da boss
Wow that is kind of scary since it was a chevy shop for the most part. (They do a lot of work on F bodys and vettes with ls1's.)
Wow that is kind of scary since it was a chevy shop for the most part. (They do a lot of work on F bodys and vettes with ls1's.)
#14
RE: 351 to 427 to 383
the chevy guy was probably thinking about the 302's chevy made for a few years. you could take a 327 and destroke it and have a 302 that would rap up to 8500 eassssssy. back then 8500 rpms was insane on a v8. not so much now. if youre wanting to take your engine up that high..you're gonna need a lot more than you think. everything is going to have to be precision balanced. the slightest imbalance = boom, no engine.
#18
RE: 351 to 427 to 383
Last time I will say this, do a 408, vic jr head, canfield, afr, hyd roller, pump gas, it will make 500hp at 6500-7000 rpm max, you wont know what hit you. Your not building a 9-10k rpm 351, that much I can guarantee.
#20
RE: 351 to 427 to 383
Screw the hi rpm idea. If you want 10k, then a 4banger is the way to go.
You don't need rpms in a stroker
Clearing a stock hood with efi will be tough. Look into K-members which will drop the motor 1-2 inches.
That and some custom work with the intake should get you there.
I have some swap info on my site, linked in my sig...
jason
You don't need rpms in a stroker
Clearing a stock hood with efi will be tough. Look into K-members which will drop the motor 1-2 inches.
That and some custom work with the intake should get you there.
I have some swap info on my site, linked in my sig...
jason
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