what did you spend on your stroker??
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what did you spend on your stroker??
starting to become interested in doing a 402 stroker. just curious at what im looking at for a forged bottom end which companies you have used and whether you bought yours assembled already
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Most sponsors stock a 402 since it is a pretty common build. You should be able to pick one up in the $4k range assembled. It's easier to go ahead and order it assembled since most of the tools needed are expensive and would only be used once. I used Erik at HK enterprises, but many sponsors build this motor.
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What do you mean by fully assembled? If I was to purchase a 402 stroker what exactly would I need to be able to drop it in if anything?
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Originally Posted by fastjarred98
starting to become interested in doing a 402 stroker. just curious at what im looking at for a forged bottom end which companies you have used and whether you bought yours assembled already
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Originally Posted by Disturbed Bird
what heads?
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TOO MUCH is the short answer. But, with installation and budget heads it was $12,000.00 in round numbers.
Don't skimp on the heads and cam.
Scoggin-Dickey has good prices on 402, 414, and 417 shortblocks.
Don't skimp on the heads and cam.
Scoggin-Dickey has good prices on 402, 414, and 417 shortblocks.