Redeemedsoul said:Can rebuilding the stock 302 have any pro's ... will it be reliable at 400+ RW hp ? will it eventually blow..
Dbeck002 said:buy the 5.0.
Take it to a good shop and tell them you want to keep the block but prep it. Bore it to 306, tank it and just make them prep it good.
Then buy a good set of rods and pistons with an eagle crank.
Get a decent set of heads and a decent cam, nothing huge.
Slap a Vortech on there and run 12s for DD, at the track crank up the boost to 15 with a set of slicks and youre in 10s territory.
All this might run a bit over 5k but its a potent build.
Recap
Stock block prepped to 306 400-500
Forged internals/New bearings hardware 1500
Mid priced heads and cam 1200
Vortech - 2000
labor- varies
and get some axles while your doing this because your gonna break em with slicks.
Thats a 10 second ride.
Redeemedsoul said:i think a rolling chassis would be the best option as long as it will work with an easy engine/tranny swap right?
Redeemedsoul said:thats the only thing im worried about is the wires/ electrical things... like radiator battery stuff like that ... interior i will gut most of it anyways .. well gut the backseat and get a 4 point or 6 point roll cage.. would a rolling chassis be worth it then? and should i get a crate engine? or what engine would be good ... im looking at a 3-5,000 engine that will last so i can save money to get the tranny and the suspension upgraded..
Redeemedsoul said:do newspapers / auto traders really provide engines like that??
txstang84 said:...man you just had to bring up racingjunk didn't you...I could put my great-great grandkids in debt with that site...
bluevenom867 said:dbeck002,you prices are a bit off.
The heads and and cam will run you more like $1600 and the blower is closer to $2600.
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