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Old 10-15-2013, 04:17 PM
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Default 496ci bbc suprecharged or bbc 632ci N/A BluePrint Engine

hi.. all

I have a Caprice 454ci engine

And I want to (upgrade) my engine ..

and I have two options


, Stroker 496 with 4340 eagle dual key way crank
, eagle h beam rods L-19 Bolts
, SRP pistons 8:7 Combe
, comp cams solid roller
, Dart Pro 1 Heads ported and polished,
,8-71 blower
, dual 850 double pumpers

it make + 900HP

This video



or >?

i buy a BluePrint Engines Pro Series Chevy 632 C.I.D. 815HP Crate Engine

http://www.summitracing.com/int/part...0ctc/overview/

And the difference between the price of them is not to much ....

if you are in my position what you gonna on ? and why

i need to your opinion and Thank you very much ...
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Well as ive always been told strokers need constant work unless there the new ls blocks, but I haven't been around a 632. Personally I want to buy a 632 for my buick one day.
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Originally Posted by FultonPerformance
Well as ive always been told strokers need constant work unless there the new ls blocks, but I haven't been around a 632. Personally I want to buy a 632 for my buick one day.
Whomever is telling you this does not know what they are talking about.
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Whomever is telling you this does not know what they are talking about.
Are we talking Daily driving and abuse of most likely using the power at every stop or the strip, strip there fine but ive seen 383's 496's and others after about year and a half of constant abuse and driving around a lot daily ive seen them let go on the street. But the strip there fine. either way you see a stroker they make power and can do work.
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Originally Posted by FultonPerformance
Well as ive always been told strokers need constant work unless there the new ls blocks, but I haven't been around a 632. Personally I want to buy a 632 for my buick one day.
Somebody doesn't know how to build a stroker. If you use the right crank, rods and pistons and balance it properly, there is no reason they wouldn't work on the street.
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Originally Posted by FultonPerformance
Are we talking Daily driving and abuse of most likely using the power at every stop or the strip, strip there fine but ive seen 383's 496's and others after about year and a half of constant abuse and driving around a lot daily ive seen them let go on the street. But the strip there fine. either way you see a stroker they make power and can do work.
my 383 has seen 30k miles of street driving and monthly autox and weekend street fun. Never missed a tick.

Even more impressive is my old mans 383 in his work truck going 300k miles over the last few years.

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Originally Posted by 3.8redbird
my 383 has seen 30k miles of street driving and monthly autox and weekend street fun. Never missed a tick.

Even more impressive is my old mans 383 in his work truck going 300k miles over the last few years.

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Well than yall have shut me up. But most ive seen has been poor **** builds.

Personally I just like to keep my motors non stroker but... since I will be changing to a 6.0 iron block I see a 370 stroker in the near future.
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Originally Posted by FultonPerformance
Well than yall have shut me up. But most ive seen has been poor **** builds.

Personally I just like to keep my motors non stroker but... since I will be changing to a 6.0 iron block I see a 370 stroker in the near future.
370 cubes out of a 6.0 iron block is not a stroker.
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Yeah I had recently found this out. My friend said it was and being he deals with the vortecs and all I went with what he said. But low and behold with the money and time I want to take on my car I am just going with a 6.0 stock short block rework the heads and put a good cam. I will be going carb though.

Stock short block 6.0 with around 100k miles could hold about 125 shot right?
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If you already have a 454 block, you could build a 496 stroker NA motor to 800hp with the right heads and cam. Eagle or Scat -11:1 rotating assembly and a nice set of heads with a good intake.



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