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Re: Has anybody used this blueprint crate motor?
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Re: Has anybody used this blueprint crate motor?
honestly take a look at skip white stuff, I am leaning towards the 421 or 427 SBC .
I can not recommend anything as I have not bought anything from him , but I see a lot of good comments on https://www.hotrodders.com/ so right now I am stuck in between the sbc big cube stroker or a BBC conversion .
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Re: Has anybody used this blueprint crate motor?
350 4 bolt main bored .040 over.
+7cc 4 valve relief flat top pistons, eagle rotating assembly. Summit brand vortec style heads 67cc chambers ( which are dart iron eagles ) I had the block decked to zero deck with a .039 head gasket. My compression is 9.9 with no detination with my .039 quench. Howard's flat tappet single pattern cam 221-221 @ .50 duration, .470-.470 lift Edelbrock performer vortec intake and 600 cfm Holley carb. Msd distributer I had my motor broke in on a dyno, it made 333hp at 5300 and 388ft pounds at 3700. I also put a 2000 stall in while I swapped motors Huge difference from my old 350 that was in it. My old one had +12cc pistons that were .045 in the hole with 65cc chambered heads that I put on and a comp xe256 cam. That motor started out at 7.75 compression with the original 882 heads. It went up to 8.5 with the head swap and combined with the comp cam make a good difference. But the new motor blows that away. I would love to build another in the near future, it's kinda addicting but very expensive. The only thing g on the new motor that was used was the block, everything else was bought new. Bolts and all. It really adds up. But well worth the experience. |
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Re: Has anybody used this blueprint crate motor?
sounds like it should make a nice cruising machine
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Re: Has anybody used this blueprint crate motor?
I love the smell of burning rubber in the morn...er all the time.
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