question about a new motor
#1
question about a new motor
i'm not the most car savy person but im looking to do some mods to my car and found a motor on supersix motor sports i'm wondering if its worth it to buy outright and is it a good motor or would i be waisting my money on it. this is the motor there offering
Long Rod 3.8 neutral 351/408W stroker forged H-beam forged, floating NA, SC 20 psi, or 200-shot 550+hp
Long Rod 3.8: $7100, $350 core
maybe someone might be able to let me if its worth it i wanna squeeze the most i can outta my 3.8L
Long Rod 3.8 neutral 351/408W stroker forged H-beam forged, floating NA, SC 20 psi, or 200-shot 550+hp
“Long Rod” 4.3 stroker crate engines
are the simple bolt-in solution to your performance and
reliability needs without V8 engine swap expense and hassles .
Dyno-proven to over 550
horsepower
, these engines can be tuned to produce 280-390 horsepower naturally aspirated.
“Long rod” engines feature 8.7-11.5:1 compression ratio, seasoned 99-04 3.8 block, new Ford
4.2 crank, SCAT forged 351/408W stroker H-beam rods, ARP rod bolts, Wiseco forged pistons,
Stage 2+ PowerPak, SSM CompCams billet cam and stud mount 1.7 roller rockers, TrickFlow
hardened pushrods, main studs, girdle, proper oil pan, pickup, dipstick, balancer, and flywheel/
flexplate. Professionally neutral balanced, machined, torque plate honed, aligned, decked, glyptaled,
and assembled. Delivered complete, just transfer timing cover, water and oil pumps,
accessories, sensors, injectors, motor mounts, etc. We also offer complete but less expensive
3.8 and 4.2 stroker engines with forged pistons for every budget, same detail and quality.Long Rod 3.8: $7100, $350 core
maybe someone might be able to let me if its worth it i wanna squeeze the most i can outta my 3.8L
#2
RE: question about a new motor
Supersix is probably the best 'out of the box' solution for V6's. As you can see they are not cheap. If you don't have the time to spend building up your own engine or don't have many of the basic tools you will need, It will probably cost you as much to build it (considering time itself is money) as it is to buy one prebuilt. At least with prebuilt there is a warranty.
Do you plan on sticking NA or going with a turbo, S/C, or adding nitrous?
Do you plan on sticking NA or going with a turbo, S/C, or adding nitrous?
#3
RE: question about a new motor
yeh that description (and the associated cost) is telling you you'll have a solid foundation to basically do anything you ever wanted to do including serious boost on s/c. if you go with this engine basically something else will break before it does
#5
RE: question about a new motor
i plan on going with the supercharger im not worried bout the price.Im in the military so i dont have much time to actually sit and do what i want to myself, ill be spending the next three years in turky with no bills to worry about so im planning ahead on stuff id like to do to my ride you all have pretty much told me what i was hoping to hear. thanks again anymore suggestions or helpful info please be sure to let me know. This things gonna be a monster
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