mudvayne1

What would you do to it?

92GreyGT

You are just doing the engine? Do you have any speific goals? Drag racing, road racing, street performance etc. Carb or efi? Daily driver?

mudvayne1

I'm asking what YOU would do with it. My plans are street performance and occasionally taking it to the track. I haven't decided between efi or carb yet. I think carb because it would be easier to tune and cheaper.

92GreyGT

I would get a 347 kit with flat tops. I am an AFR fan, so I would get some 185s with 58cc chambers for about 10.5-10.8:1 compression.I'd go with aComp Cams XE 274 or282. For an intake I would go with a Victor Jr. and a 650-750 cfm carb. This set up is good for 400+ rwhp N/A on pump gas.You should be able to do this for $5000.

mcfomco

Throw the block away you have and buy a Dart or Boss block that will resist the cracking known to the stockers.

Mustangkiler

I prefer supercharged fuel injected myself, a little bit more streetable and less frequent tuning, but your right about carb and all motorbeing much cheaper and if emissions are not a concern too you then go for it. 92Grey's setup sounds about right id just make it a comp stroker cam instead and i guarantee you will be able to find a carb single plane manifold cheap somewhere easily.

mjr46

not a bad set up my 306 was justtheway you listed above except with a rpm air gap dual plane xe282 camand .200 dome pistons to bring CR to 11 to 1 and off course any and all bolt ons and supporting mods..the list is too long!!!but she ran 12.20's @112 N/A set up will be the same but only with a 347....hope she'll fly

92GreyGT

I will guarantee it mjr46! That is a very potent combination.

Juanizzle

331 stroker from ford strokers, with afr heads 185cc, 24 lb injectors, trick flow intake, 1.6 rr, bbk headers, h pipe and mac exhaust.

cam undesided. help me out, im looking at a comp cam.

also, pray my trans and rear end hold up. and that my ball joints dont give out somewhere.


ill be in the mods market after xmas lol. lets see, whats 1st? lol

I G Joe

it may be cheaper but EFI would take you longer and by that i mean distance wise.