Another 383 stroker thread!
06-23-2008, 10:15 PM
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Another 383 stroker thread! I finally decieded to tear into my motor... its just to slow for me! lol..
I plan on goin with a 383 stroker... I have a friend helping me out with part choices but he was telling me a:
-400 crank
-stock rods
-speedpro pistons/flat top/dual valve... (that sound right?)
I'm goin with the CC306 cam, Im using ported stock heads and intake...
-1.6 RR
-Harden pushrods
-Guideplates
-Im thinking 918 beehive valve springs....
-Longtubes....
With this setup, should I feel safe to spin my motor up to the cams recommendation?! 6300-6400rpms??
I want to use this cam to its full potential!
If you have any recommendations, feel free to put your 2 cents in!
I plan on goin with a 383 stroker... I have a friend helping me out with part choices but he was telling me a:
-400 crank
-stock rods
-speedpro pistons/flat top/dual valve... (that sound right?)
I'm goin with the CC306 cam, Im using ported stock heads and intake...
-1.6 RR
-Harden pushrods
-Guideplates
-Im thinking 918 beehive valve springs....
-Longtubes....
With this setup, should I feel safe to spin my motor up to the cams recommendation?! 6300-6400rpms??
I want to use this cam to its full potential!
If you have any recommendations, feel free to put your 2 cents in!
06-24-2008, 07:02 PM
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You can't use a 400 crank in an LT1. All 400's are 2 piece rear main seal. You need a 1 piece RMS crank. Eagle and Scat both make affordable cast stroker cranks to fit an LT1.
You need a 1 piece RMS SBC 3.75" stroke, internally balanced crank.
You need a 1 piece RMS SBC 3.75" stroke, internally balanced crank.
06-25-2008, 06:13 PM
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Mojave is right. You will need an aftermarket 1 piece seal crank. As for the stock connecting rods, I would go with a set of eagle rods just because of the ease of mind. Then after you decide you want to bolt on a big blower or run nitrous you won't have to worry about snappin that rod and chucking it through the pan like I did. And that was with 125 horse shot of nos. Definately go with a set of eagle rods.
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07-01-2008, 09:44 PM
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I just got a 383 short block call this number 317-697-6061 ask for Jacob great people to deal with that i found.Tell him Craig Bowman gave you the number good luck with your motor.
07-02-2008, 08:02 PM
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They start at 1895.00 for the street motor,i have just over 3500.00 in my motor complete with ported heads done for the buddy price but they were great shop to deal with.
