anybody running a 373 cu?
01-03-2008, 10:31 AM
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Never heard of such a thing, be careful purchasing eBay engines. I have had customers that did so, and ended up with problems.
Uhm, yeah your wrong. 
There is not 383 from the factory, you get a 383 from using a 350 block (4.00" bore) with a 400 crank (3.75" stroke).
There is not 383 from the factory, you get a 383 from using a 350 block (4.00" bore) with a 400 crank (3.75" stroke).
01-03-2008, 10:32 AM
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We had a 374 in our shop red car a while back. Combo ran good minus the broke tranny. Made gobs of power. We sprayed it once or twice with a baby 100 shot i believe it was. I loved that combo. Car has since been sold to a customer in Louisiana and still runs the combo. Although for the price, you could do a 403 or 408 for a little more money. Pm me if you need to!
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01-03-2008, 11:17 AM
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never said there were 383's from the factory, i always though you took an aftermarket 3.75" crank on a stock bore and theres your 373, guess im wrong though
01-03-2008, 12:54 PM
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We had a 374 in our shop red car a while back. Combo ran good minus the broke tranny. Made gobs of power. We sprayed it once or twice with a baby 100 shot i believe it was. I loved that combo. Car has since been sold to a customer in Louisiana and still runs the combo. Although for the price, you could do a 403 or 408 for a little more money. Pm me if you need to!
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was your 374 an eagle rotating assembly with the 3.90 stroke crank?
01-03-2008, 04:40 PM
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I read the link. Its a 3.90'' crank instead of a 4.00'' crank. It also states that the rods are 6.200'' I-beam rods. I dont think it would be worth it in my opinion for 1,700 dollars...A few hundred more and you have the added qualities of a real rotating assy.
01-03-2008, 04:58 PM
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http://www.adperformance.com/index.p...roducts_id=743
I found this but they are using cheaper pistons. with the boost and spray id rather get the kit with the JE pistons.
I found this but they are using cheaper pistons. with the boost and spray id rather get the kit with the JE pistons.
03-15-2008, 03:17 PM
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The kit from eagle runs $1799 and $1999 using JE piston. I think it would be a good combo and I'm looking at myself. It interesting me because it the closest thing to "square" square engine which makes for a very well balanced engine. Should be stout. Any news on this?
