What's it take to build a 396?
You can do it both ways. But if you are going to sleeve it to for a 396, it would make more sense to build a 418 or 427.
The stroker kit that I got fits the stocked (honed) bore and has a longer stroke of 4.125". The 383 strokers have a stroke of 4.00", so the only difference in stroker kits is the crank (and possibly rod length).
The stroker kit that I got fits the stocked (honed) bore and has a longer stroke of 4.125". The 383 strokers have a stroke of 4.00", so the only difference in stroker kits is the crank (and possibly rod length).
383 iand 396 have teh same bore. 30 over
383 has a 3.75 stroke
396 has a 3.875 stroke
neither one require resleving.
kits usually include: crank, rods, pistons, bearings and rings
make sure you factor in machine work in the price
brook
383 has a 3.75 stroke
396 has a 3.875 stroke
neither one require resleving.
kits usually include: crank, rods, pistons, bearings and rings
make sure you factor in machine work in the price
brook
Originally Posted by ROCNDAV
The stroker kit that I got fits the stocked (honed) bore and has a longer stroke of 4.125". The 383 strokers have a stroke of 4.00", so the only difference in stroker kits is the crank (and possibly rod length).
In the works:
Lunati 396 stroker & 55009LUN cam, AFR 225, 90/90 (NW TB), Kooks 1 7/8" , H/S rocker mod, Racetronix Fuel system, BMR SFCs & upper A arms, UMI Lower A arms, Digital Suspension, 3.73 Moser 12 Bolt, Profab K-member, Home P&P oil pump, Textralia clutch & Billet F/W).
In the works:
Lunati 396 stroker & 55009LUN cam, AFR 225, 90/90 (NW TB), Kooks 1 7/8" , H/S rocker mod, Racetronix Fuel system, BMR SFCs & upper A arms, UMI Lower A arms, Digital Suspension, 3.73 Moser 12 Bolt, Profab K-member, Home P&P oil pump, Textralia clutch & Billet F/W).
Are you building an LSx or LTx....from your desription you are thinking LSx based motor
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Originally Posted by ROCNDAV
But if you are going to sleeve it to for a 396, it would make more sense to build a 418 or 427.
Why does it have to be sleeved?? does it need to be bored over 60.
and would a 396 be worth the build for a good strong daily driver, thats
not used for strip use, and whats the purpose of a 396, more torqe than the
383 right?? I thought i'de use a CC306 cam.
Originally Posted by SPACECITY
Why does it have to be sleeved?? does it need to be bored over 60.
and would a 396 be worth the build for a good strong daily driver, thats
not used for strip use, and whats the purpose of a 396, more torqe than the
383 right?? I thought i'de use a CC306 cam.
and would a 396 be worth the build for a good strong daily driver, thats
not used for strip use, and whats the purpose of a 396, more torqe than the
383 right?? I thought i'de use a CC306 cam.
To get the extra stroke needed for a 396 requires a little more maching of the block for clearence issues. If the pupose of your car is to be a driver I might even suggest building a forged internal 355, and with the money you save get a good set of heads and a custom grind cam to match.
