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stroker kit?
hey everyone, i have afew questions. What exactly does a stroker kit do? does it give you more power or does it just strengthen the motor? I am trying to figure out if i should put 1 in my 4.6l dohc 2004 mach 1. ( i do have a 2002 slp firehawk to , so dont hate me for havin a mach,lol). if it does increse the power how much does it increase? what r the advantages and disadvantages of getting bigger stroker kits and of getting them at all. thanks everyone
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Originally Posted by 0204firemach
hey everyone, i have afew questions. What exactly does a stroker kit do? does it give you more power or does it just strengthen the motor? I am trying to figure out if i should put 1 in my 4.6l dohc 2004 mach 1. ( i do have a 2002 slp firehawk to , so dont hate me for havin a mach,lol). if it does increse the power how much does it increase? what r the advantages and disadvantages of getting bigger stroker kits and of getting them at all. thanks everyone
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382ci. using stock 3.898in bore, 4.0in. stroke
383ci. honing the cylinder out to 3.903in, 4.0in. stroke
395ci. honing the cylinder out to 3.903in, 4.125in. stroke
408ci. will require a larger bore diameter of 4.030in
I hope this helps you out...I don't know that much about the 281 but hopefully this gets you on the right track...
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You better start looking at the firehawk cause the mach would be very expensive to stroke. Also adding cubic inches means you need all the other parts such as heads, intake, headers, etc. etc. Strokers are fun, and as far as mileage is concerned, it will probablly be better because your set-up will be able to move air more efficentlly. Considering you keep your foot out of it.
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well i saw a 393 stroker kit for about 2 grand, r u saying that i couldnt stroke it and have everything else stock? i know the 393 is pretty high up there but im just givin an example. lets say i got the 393 stroker kit, would i have to replace anything else at that moment or would i be fine for a while? can u give any kind of estimate on the hp and tq i would gain? mine comes with 305 hp and like 320 or 315 tq
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Originally Posted by 0204firemach
do you mean spercharge it or put a blower on? what is the power gain difference and the ups and downs of a ati porcharger and like a kenny belle?
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oh i almost forgot, i am planning on puttin a twin turbo kit on this thing in the summer time, and yes i am planning on makin this thing a bad mother f*****
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yea it might cost more, but would i get more hp or no? i dont think im going the sc rout, i really want to go the twin turbo route
http://forums.stangnet.com/forumdisplay.php?f=65
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You're definately on the wrong site. Check these out if you're looking for Mustang information:
www.ford-power.com
www.stangnet.com
www.corral.net
www.svtperformance.com
The only real way to make those Mod-Motors go fast is to build 'em and boost 'em. The down-side to that is that by the time you get done building the motor, buying the blower setup, buying the fuel system, buying a real engine management system, and paying for install/tuning, you'll realize that you could be going just as fast for a lot cheaper.
www.ford-power.com
www.stangnet.com
www.corral.net
www.svtperformance.com
The only real way to make those Mod-Motors go fast is to build 'em and boost 'em. The down-side to that is that by the time you get done building the motor, buying the blower setup, buying the fuel system, buying a real engine management system, and paying for install/tuning, you'll realize that you could be going just as fast for a lot cheaper.