347 stroker Does this seem lieka good deal?

[stangman94]

Scat Series 9000 3.4" cast steel crankshaft
Scat 5.4" 4340 forged I beam rods with 3/8" ARP cap screws
Probe forged SRS flattop .030 over pistons with both inline and TFS TW valve reliefs
Total Seal rings
Clevite 77 bearings

for 700 I think I'm gonna get it.

 

[Grn92LX]

Yes thats a good deal for a brand new basic 347 kit. It will need to be balanced, remember.

 

[stangman94]

and a flywheel and machine work to the block

 

[WhiteDevil]

and a flywheel and machine work to the block

The machine work is what gets ya!

 

[5spd GT]

Yep that is a good deal, you will find many on this site go with a 'basic 347' in a stock block. Grn92LX has one of those, I would consult him if you have questions.

 

[94CobraPace]

That is like my 331 kit I got for cheap, $400 (minus rings and bearings = $200, so $600 for the kit). I had it balanced and machine work done at a cost of around $600. I've got it all back from the machine shop, just have not put it together again, along with collecting parts, balancer, flywheel, timing chain, cam, ported intake & AFR 185 heads. I cannot wait to get it together and installed..
Go for it.. Good luck.

 

[Black95GTS]

I prefer a 5.315" rod for a 347, but thats a good price.

 

[5spd GT]

I prefer a 5.315" rod for a 347, but thats a good price.

I agree completely...

 

[Yobi1Kanobi]

yep sounds like a good deal but be ready to spend like another 1500.00 at a machine shop. unless you plan on your own assembly.