The '90 GT will be in my driveway by the end of the week and I think that I want to do a 347 stroker combo. What all is involved in a stroking a motor, ive looked at kits on line and stuff. Just looking for a little advice / info.
You first need to decide what the car is going to be used for street, strip. or street/strip. You need to think about what horsepower you are lloking to make. There are a lot of people here on the site that can help you put the motor together, but there is a lot more than just deciding to stroke a block. It is an investment.
You first need to decide what the car is going to be used for street, strip. or street/strip. You need to think about what horsepower you are lloking to make. There are a lot of people here on the site that can help you put the motor together, but there is a lot more than just deciding to stroke a block. It is an investment.
Then you may want to look into a stronger block, the 302 is rated to hold 650 i believe. Maybe a four bolt main block. Or if thats too far out of budget look into getting a DSS racing block. The DSS level 10 and 20 blocks come bored .030 over already.
Then you may want to look into a stronger block, the 302 is rated to hold 650 i believe. Maybe a four bolt main block. Or if thats too far out of budget look into getting a DSS racing block. The DSS level 10 and 20 blocks come bored .030 over already.
Dont buy a DSS block they are a complete waste of money. They are still stock blocks no matter how much crap you do to them.
Theres a lot involved in what your talking about and it seems like you have a lot to learn, more than we can explain in one thread, you cant just drop a 500hp motor in an otherwise stock foxbody.
get the new boss block. 2,3, and 4 caps are 4 bolt. they have o-ringed screw in freeze plugs. already clearanced for just about any stroker combo up to a 363. i was reading about them last night and they seem pretty stout. here's some info about them.