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Old 10-14-2009, 09:31 AM
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when I install a stroker kit let say 402 on a ls2 block (aluminum)
Do I need to worry about the block it self
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Not unless your putting 15+psi of boost or a 300 shot of sauce on it.
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Are you asking if you need to machine and clearance the block when putting the rotating assembly in? The answer to that is a definite YES!
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