Scoggin Dickey Crate TPI Motor specs
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Scoggin Dickey Crate TPI Motor specs
Does anyone know if the Scoggin Dickey Crate TPI is just an L31 vortec 350, with heads modded for lift, a hotcam, and the TPI baseplate? Is there Anything else done to it?
I've got a long list of different combos, prices, power ratings, etc. etc. I'm i've been looking over various vortec combos, and I want to see if I'm comparing apples to apples.
I've got a long list of different combos, prices, power ratings, etc. etc. I'm i've been looking over various vortec combos, and I want to see if I'm comparing apples to apples.
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Re: Scoggin Dickey Crate TPI Motor specs
https://sdparts.com/details/scoggin-...nter/sd360vtpi
PN SD360VTPI
I think it is just that, an L31 shortblock, but I wasn't sure
PN SD360VTPI
I think it is just that, an L31 shortblock, but I wasn't sure
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Re: Scoggin Dickey Crate TPI Motor specs
While I dont argue that it's not the BEST bang for the buck out there, it's not bad for UNDER $5000. Can't think of another crate with warranty for that little money, with that much power. I mean it's not groundbreaking, but it's not too shabby. It's a tad more power than the zz4 for a lot less money.
...but I'm more looking at specs than actually shopping. Call it OCD, but I've got a spreadsheet of different combos, compression ratios, cams, heads etc. etc., and I like factory crates because you don't have guys doing little custom things to help (or sometimes hurt) performance. If GM's crates hit a certain number, you can be sure you can replicate it piece by piece and get similar numbers.
...but I'm more looking at specs than actually shopping. Call it OCD, but I've got a spreadsheet of different combos, compression ratios, cams, heads etc. etc., and I like factory crates because you don't have guys doing little custom things to help (or sometimes hurt) performance. If GM's crates hit a certain number, you can be sure you can replicate it piece by piece and get similar numbers.
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