408 stroker compression
The heads yes! The compression ratio...no.
We have sold quite a few sets of the 220 as cast heads this yr. Great budget head at ~ $1700 come with good springs, and a good valve angle also with a cnc chamber.
We have sold quite a few sets of the 220 as cast heads this yr. Great budget head at ~ $1700 come with good springs, and a good valve angle also with a cnc chamber.
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Verdad Gallardo Why spend so much on a short block honestly?
The 408 if in a gen3 is the best bet. Itll go in with the least amount of extra expense and adapter harnesses etc.
With such huge tires and such i assume you dont tow and haul but go offroad quite a bit?
If you want low end grunt for offroading etc a 408 will do it, but youd want in the 10.0 to 10.5 max range. Any more than that and you can run into issues with knock down low. On pump gas.
Those heads will make power on anything so id stick with them though.
The 408 if in a gen3 is the best bet. Itll go in with the least amount of extra expense and adapter harnesses etc.
With such huge tires and such i assume you dont tow and haul but go offroad quite a bit?
If you want low end grunt for offroading etc a 408 will do it, but youd want in the 10.0 to 10.5 max range. Any more than that and you can run into issues with knock down low. On pump gas.
Those heads will make power on anything so id stick with them though.
Why not find a low mile lq9 and slap some worked 243 heads on it to get the cr around 10.5:1, and feed it 91 octane. It will be cheaper, and will get good numbers. I tow with my big fat heavy pig all the time, and it tows amazing. It gets **** for gas mileage, but it tows great. Once I get long tubes and a good exhaust system on my truck, I should be able to get 350/350 to the rear wheels. That's not bad considering putting those numbers down through a 4l80e trans, 4.88 gears, and 35" tires.
Short video of truck on the dyno
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Short video of truck on the dyno
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