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Need engine advice.
I have a 2 bolt main 70's 350 that was given to me from my father. It came out of our t bucket hot rod. My question is would it be alright to make it into a 383? I'd like to cam it up a little bit so it has that aggressive sound. It'll go into a daily driver that hopefully soon will be running 35's. Tranny is a semi built 700r4. Also could use some advice as to what cam to run. Thanks everyone
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Sure thats a fine block to use. As for cam there is a million choices decide on engine specs first then we can talk cams.
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If you want to add ARP main studs it will strengthen the main caps. The main bores will have to be checked and may have to be align-bored and/or align-honed.
The studs will clamp the caps down with more pressure is why this step will be necessary. |
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To get the most out of the stroker, you have to open up the lungs on it, that will also allow you to run the cam you want. I would convert it to a roller set-up if funds allow. That will just allow you to get a little more cam. But, just like anything, when you add lift, you are going to have to add everywhere. Stall converter will likely be required.
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The cam depends upon desired performance. The Thumpr line is designed to sound aggressive but be driveable. I am confused about stroking a daily driver. I might be tempted to find some vortec heads instead for that use. It might be because I am fast developing that old man, "why so much power in a commuter truck?" viewpoint, so just wheel me over to the sunny window with the view.
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I would check these heads out instead of Vortec. These are 210 intake runners.
http://www.jegs.com/i/Edelbrock/350/...58#moreDetails |
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I don't see any mention of it being "optional" !!?? ..bored and honed, or honed (without boring ). Guess I should have added "only" to the end of that sentence. |
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