what do yall think about this set up
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what do yall think about this set up
I was thinking about getting this 383 kit
http://www.strokerkits.com/index.php...emart&Itemid=1
and maybe a 503 cam what do yall think of the kit and what numbers do you think i might put down?
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Michael
http://www.strokerkits.com/index.php...emart&Itemid=1
and maybe a 503 cam what do yall think of the kit and what numbers do you think i might put down?
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1badzee is correct. The stock factory crank is stronger than the one in that kit. A well built 355 using the factory crank would be the way to go if your trying to keep the cost down.
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Uhm.. I was going to say something way bigger than a 306 (usually the norm for a power-craving 383 build). Dude just stick to a 355 if you want to use a small cam and don't want to turn high RPM's, and run 12's-13's (depending on location and driving ability) all day.
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Like mentioned above, you can re-use the stock crank (get it reconditioned) and the rods, or you can get some decent scat I beam rods with ARP hardware (they are like $300 and presumingly stronger than stock rods) and just get a nice piston/ring set. You can do a mildly built 355 that'll make more power and be mor reliable than a budget 383.
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Are you going to at least get your heads worked on? I suggest talking to Lloyed Elliot or Advanced Induction about cam and/or heads information. Neither will fail to steer you in the right direction. Both proven over and over again
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nothing is wrong with the motor i just want faster. but i dont want some crazy set up. this is not the car for that. im only looking for maybe 400 to the wheels. a good strong car that can be daily driven if needed.