T THX 138 Member Oct 7, 2004 375 0 16 Los Angeles Sep 28, 2006 #1 Sep 28, 2006 #1 I might be goign 351 stroker :SNSign: Do the newer truck blocks have roller cams?
F ForceFed70 That's why they call it "dope" Founding Member Dec 6, 1999 4,818 1 69 BC Canada Sep 28, 2006 #2 Sep 28, 2006 #2 Yes they do... truck blocks went roller at around the same time as cars...
B bnickel Founding Member Aug 21, 2002 5,640 3 77 lubbock, texas Sep 29, 2006 #3 Sep 29, 2006 #3 BottleFed70 said: Yes they do... truck blocks went roller at around the same time as cars... Click to expand... not quite. the only production 351w roller blocks were made from 94 to 97.
BottleFed70 said: Yes they do... truck blocks went roller at around the same time as cars... Click to expand... not quite. the only production 351w roller blocks were made from 94 to 97.
jikelly 20+ Year Stangneter Jul 9, 2003 872 53 99 Lubbock Tx Sep 29, 2006 #4 Sep 29, 2006 #4 They are hard to find too, but there is hope since Comp Cams makes a conversion kit. I'm sure they are not the only ones to do that either.
They are hard to find too, but there is hope since Comp Cams makes a conversion kit. I'm sure they are not the only ones to do that either.
F ForceFed70 That's why they call it "dope" Founding Member Dec 6, 1999 4,818 1 69 BC Canada Sep 29, 2006 #5 Sep 29, 2006 #5 bnickel said: not quite. the only production 351w roller blocks were made from 94 to 97. Click to expand... Really? Learn something new every day I guess. I find it funny that the late model truck guys are looking for classic blocks and us classics guys are looking for late model blocks.
bnickel said: not quite. the only production 351w roller blocks were made from 94 to 97. Click to expand... Really? Learn something new every day I guess. I find it funny that the late model truck guys are looking for classic blocks and us classics guys are looking for late model blocks.
T THX 138 Member Oct 7, 2004 375 0 16 Los Angeles Sep 29, 2006 #6 Sep 29, 2006 #6 BottleFed70 said: Really? Learn something new every day I guess. I find it funny that the late model truck guys are looking for classic blocks and us classics guys are looking for late model blocks. Click to expand... my '69 block and heads have been nothing but trouble
BottleFed70 said: Really? Learn something new every day I guess. I find it funny that the late model truck guys are looking for classic blocks and us classics guys are looking for late model blocks. Click to expand... my '69 block and heads have been nothing but trouble
B bnickel Founding Member Aug 21, 2002 5,640 3 77 lubbock, texas Sep 30, 2006 #7 Sep 30, 2006 #7 BottleFed70 said: Really? Learn something new every day I guess. I find it funny that the late model truck guys are looking for classic blocks and us classics guys are looking for late model blocks. Click to expand... well you know the early blocks are a bit stronger and if you ever want to convert to 4 bolt mains you HAVE to use an earlier block because the late model blocks don't have enough meat for the conversion.
BottleFed70 said: Really? Learn something new every day I guess. I find it funny that the late model truck guys are looking for classic blocks and us classics guys are looking for late model blocks. Click to expand... well you know the early blocks are a bit stronger and if you ever want to convert to 4 bolt mains you HAVE to use an earlier block because the late model blocks don't have enough meat for the conversion.
Do the newer truck blocks have roller cams?
