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a91what said:
not sure... the rod ratio is 1.54 on a 393 with a stock rod... thats pretty close to the ls7 rod ratio and they dont seem to have any issues....

for those who are well informed on this stroker combo please advise
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Ford Australias 5.6 stroker ran 5.337" rods, and a 3.4" stroke with short compression register hypereutectic 1.169" pistons for a 1.57:1 rod ratio.

Based on the crappy Explorer block, but plateau honed and crank girdled. They moved back to iron heads to add extra upper support on a stroker engine that reved to 6000 rpm
 

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stanglx2002 said:
IMO is to stay simple with the 351 combo as it should provide less areas to be problematic. We dont want any blow-by, oil consumption, etc with the stroker, but thats just my opinion.
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BINGO
 

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Your going to put a 351 block in your car anyway why not get an extra 43cu. not really anymore work.
If my calculation is correct on my 393w
5.956" Scat rods, 3.85" stroke Scat crank = 1.55" rod ratio.
I was looking to do a 351w stroker build and couldn't turn down the deal I got on the 393w rotating assembly.
I Do Not regret it makes a really fun street car, I have not experienced any oil consumption issues etc.
 

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I did not need to see this https://forums.corral.net/forums/power-adders/2488784-87-93-hotside-turbo-new.html
 
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Ignore it.
 

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393 man...you still have room left. If you ever have to go back in it the thing could turn into a 427.
 

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a91what said:
I did not need to see this https://forums.corral.net/forums/power-adders/2488784-87-93-hotside-turbo-new.html
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Be careful there’s been a lot of scammers lately selling turbos cheap on Facebook mustang Forums. I saw 3 in the last week or so. Just verify the seller and use PayPal good and services.
 

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just joking I don't need more issues.
 
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FWIW, I think you stay 351 for now. Save your pennies and go big-inch W when the time is right. I think it's a waste of money to only go most of the way with a 393. You're already doing the work, the parts arent that much more expensive, and you get a lot more CI out of it.
 

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I happen to agree, but considering other things that must be obtained and the shear amount of torque a 393 with a PD blower will create at low RPM I may battle wheel spin terribly.
 

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That should read 'I will battle wheel spin terribly '.
 

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By nature of the beast.

By nature of the beast, the extra 50 c.i. alone over the 302 will increase the likelyhood that you'll have tire spin. Add to that, that you just upgraded the head,....which has been proven time, and time again to add 50/50 hp/tq. to a weanie assed 5.0, and you'll have more of a battle than you anticipate with the 351 at stock displacement.
 

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Sending good thoughts your way for your pop man. Lost mine 20 years ago . Juvenile diabetic .
 
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I happen to agree, but considering other things that must be obtained and the shear amount of torque a 393 with a PD blower will create at low RPM I may battle wheel spin terribly.
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Wheel spin at 100 mph is interesting lol
 

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Wheel spin at 100 mph is interesting lol
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I'd just crap my pants
 

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I'd just crap my pants
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Pedal pedal hook
 

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CarMichael Angelo said:
Rod angle and ring seal should be what you look at...a 393 has problems with at least one of those.
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Says the man with a 1.504:1 rod ratio (5.88" rod) and 3.91" stroke.
 

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This morning i got a call from the machine shop, the block is in good shape and will clean up easily at 30 over... I then promptly hit the purchase button on this stroker kit..
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/sca-1-94256bi

393CID plus the new heads.... plus 4-6psi from the blower should make traction completely nonexistent
 
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Oh Yeah, it has begun !
Can't wait to see how this build turns out, I'm sure it will be some type of MS3 tuning wizardry.
Maybe something like this, supercharger on demand.
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?...AEF1B3B0B86806CCA822AEF1B3B0B86806C&FORM=VIRE
 

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Now that's what I like!
 
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