383 stroker kit
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Car: 1986 IROC-Z28
Engine: 305 TPI
Transmission: 700R4
383 stroker kit
Who makes the best kits for 350 TPI's wanting to go to 383? I'm wanting to go 383, but still be TPI. Does it matter what brand or anything, kinda new to this stuff. I just want more POWER!!!
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Car: 89 Black GTA
Engine: 5.7 TPI
Transmission: 700R4
Are you wanting to go 383 on a car other than your 86 IROC? If you go from a 305 to a 383 you would have to do some grinding to get that big of a crank in there.
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Car: 1986 IROC-Z28
Engine: 305 TPI
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Oh, no no no! I just bout a 350 TPI off a friend, I think its an 89. I figure may need rebuild, so figure may as well rebuild into a 383, then swap in my 86 IROC.
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Eagle
If you're going to blow/spray get something with forged pistons
if not I'd say build your own kit
Get a scat 9000 crank, say some eagle I-beams, and some KB hypers or something
If you're going to blow/spray get something with forged pistons
if not I'd say build your own kit
Get a scat 9000 crank, say some eagle I-beams, and some KB hypers or something
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Car: 1986 IROC-Z28
Engine: 305 TPI
Transmission: 700R4
Well there is a place Flatlander Racing (www.flatlanderracing.com) that has quite a few stroker kits. I just don't know what to go with. There are so many diff types of cranks, rods and pistons. I dunno what to go with. I plan on getting a Vortec SC and spray someday, if that helps with a suggestion.
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if super charged you want to forge everything
Forged pistons, forged crank, and some fairly serious rods
I personally have never found a kit that included EVERYTHING i wanted, so I buy individual short block parts.
Forged pistons, forged crank, and some fairly serious rods
I personally have never found a kit that included EVERYTHING i wanted, so I buy individual short block parts.
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You can go to Jegs or Summit and get more in their kits for the same price as this websites kits. Eagle kits come with bearings rings, flexplate, balancer. These kits your looking at online dont include these, it extra...just thought id point that out to you
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Car: 1986 IROC-Z28
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Hmm... I didn't realize that. Are these Eagle kits on summit or jegs websites? Or do they have their own site add? Thanks for bringing that up.
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Car: 89 GTA, 89 Formula
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Here's a link to the SCAT kits that Sallee Chevy sells:
http://www.sallee-chevrolet.com/Scat...mbly_Kits.html
http://www.sallee-chevrolet.com/Scat...mbly_Kits.html
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Transmission: Turbo 400
i put my 406 rotating assm. together for pretty cheap
Forged Eagle SIR I beams. ebay $230
Forged crank comp products $400
SRP forged pistons comp products $450
JE rings $95
that is $1175 should be a pretty good amount cheaper for a 383.
Forged Eagle SIR I beams. ebay $230
Forged crank comp products $400
SRP forged pistons comp products $450
JE rings $95
that is $1175 should be a pretty good amount cheaper for a 383.
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Car: 1986 IROC-Z28
Engine: 305 TPI
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Originally posted by Bort62
Dosent everyone ?
Dosent everyone ?
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i recently purchased a kit from powerhouse.
www.enginekits.com
I bought the 383 SK-1 or something like that.
www.enginekits.com
I bought the 383 SK-1 or something like that.
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Car: 1986 IROC-Z28
Engine: 305 TPI
Transmission: 700R4
I noticed on most or all of the kits it has I and H beam rods. What is the diff between the two? I know i'm gonna have to get forged everything, but is one type better than the other?
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Car: 1991 Firebird
Engine: 427 LSX
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Well, as far as inexpensive rods (400 or less)I think the H beams are considered stronger. But that strength comes at ~100 grams a rod. That was too much for me.
I question that H beams are stronger when I see Oliver rods ($850 plus) that have an I beam design. Those are supposed to be some of the best rods you can buy. But still other very good companies run high priced H beams that probably don't weigh what the inexpensive H beams do??
Does anyone know what Nascars run???
I question that H beams are stronger when I see Oliver rods ($850 plus) that have an I beam design. Those are supposed to be some of the best rods you can buy. But still other very good companies run high priced H beams that probably don't weigh what the inexpensive H beams do??
Does anyone know what Nascars run???
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Car: 1991 Camaro Z28
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Crower and callies make some of these best parts around.
If your willing to spend it I'd go with forged billitt aluminum.
Its strong plus is aluminum so it acts like a shock absorber.
If your willing to spend it I'd go with forged billitt aluminum.
Its strong plus is aluminum so it acts like a shock absorber.
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bobs89irocz - Do you have any dyno figures on your 386? I was considering building a 383 with a Miniram to get a torque/hp balance, just curious to see how yours came out.
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here are the numbers
348 rwhp
447 ft.lbs
I was on a rainy humide day with ****TY heads and cam. Once i get the aft 220cc heads and custom cam im hopping to get about 400 rwhp and 500 ft/lbs. The car has alot more ***** then what is in the #'s i dont drive it much but when i do i have ALOT of fun.
348 rwhp
447 ft.lbs
I was on a rainy humide day with ****TY heads and cam. Once i get the aft 220cc heads and custom cam im hopping to get about 400 rwhp and 500 ft/lbs. The car has alot more ***** then what is in the #'s i dont drive it much but when i do i have ALOT of fun.
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Car: 1993 Toyota Supra
Engine: Inline 6
Transmission: 6 Speed
Axle/Gears: 3.13
I got my 383 kit from http://www.speedomotive.com
they helped me pick everything for my application. Go to there site and get the number and give'em a call. Prices aren't bad either.
they helped me pick everything for my application. Go to there site and get the number and give'em a call. Prices aren't bad either.
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