355 Rebuild
I don't really have a power goal in mind for this. I suppose 400 rwhp would be a mark I would like to hit and don't think that it would be out of the question but I'd rather have something that makes power all over the board and not just peak numbers.
so far this is the list of parts I have come up with
fuel system:
racetronix fuel pump kit
delphi 42# injectors
rotating assembly:
stock crank
Eagle "ESP" forged h-beam connecting rods
Mahle forged pistons & rings
bearings:
main, cam, and rod bearings will all be coated Clevite
heads:
AI 200cc
arp head studs
cam:
custom grind from AI
valvetrain:
magnum NSA 1.6 roller rockers
guide plates
chromoly pushrods
arp rocker studs
ls7 lifters
intake:
professional products 58mm tb
ported intake
oil system:
new stock oil pump and pickup
timing chain:
cloyes double roller
misc:
keyed hub
gasket set
either street or dyno tune
do you guys see anything missing? if so what? and could anyone give me a ballpark est of what it cost them to rebuild their botom end in machine work?
oh and i'll be using non wear parts from this motor on my new motor like:headers, meziere water pump, etc
Last edited by transamws6_97; Dec 1, 2008 at 10:14 AM.
The spec stage 3 is a strong clutch, if you do any racing plan on picking up a new rear. I would go with at least a 3.90 gear, 4.10 or 4.30 depending on the plans for the car.
I would add some support to the mains if you ever plan on spraying the motor, or if it will see a lot of high rpm use.
Otherwise your build looks good.
You can get by with a smaller injector also, 36-37lbers will be more than enough.
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hence the reason im going forged rods and pistons
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