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1SLO306

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Willies(wolverine) runs a 331 as stated in his info on www.fuel:taco:.net

onefstsnake, thanks for that site with info


EDIT: messed up and put 331
 

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LordMustangGT said:
He's running a 314. revs out to 7000 easy! all the info is on his page. some great info on the project too.
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According to his profile, he is running a 336. I still don't get what equates to either one of those, though.
 
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.090 overbore is a 314. I'm guessing he's running a 3.25 stroker crank now.
 

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336 is easy - that's a 3.340 stroke with a 4" bore.

Got me on a 314. Probably an overbore of .080" and a stock stroke. Either way, I'll look him up.

Thanks,

Chris
 

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Willie's car in back in the shop getting a bigger snail put on it to tie him over till his new car is done, I wont spoil the new vid he is gonna make for yall but I will say its gonna be bad, at least from what I have heard.
 
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336 is easy - that's a 3.340 stroke with a 4" bore.

Got me on a 314. Probably an overbore of .080" and a stock stroke. Either way, I'll look him up.

Thanks,

Chris
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Pretty sure 314 is .090 over.

336 sounds like a 331 stroker crank and a .060 overbore.
 

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.090 overbore? I think 2 Fluidyne's mounted side by side might cool that down, lol.

After a little research, I learned that a 314 is a .030 overbore with a 3.075 stroke. And yeah, I also think the 336 is probably a .060 overbore & a 3.25 stroke.
 
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With a Dart block many run .100 overbore.
 

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fiveohGT said:
Brad shouldnt your car be running something better than high 12's? Especially with that trap speed.
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Yep, 18" Kumho's will do that though...LOL.

MT's this year should solve that problem though.
 

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LordMustangGT said:
WWW.turbomustangs.com they are my idle! there 92gt was everything i was looking to do to my car, even the AEM ecm. the thing smokes crotch rokets like it's nothing. I'm going to run a www.vecco.net twin turbo kit. check it out.

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Dart blocks come in two bores, 4.000 and 4.125, and I have heard they can be bored out as much as 4.2" but like a 302W, you can bore it out to .060 and even larger but it's recomended to stay under that. I am sure that those guys with the big fast turbo systems probally are running something else besides 302W blocks.

Turbo is the way to go, no doubt. It is also very pricy, but then again you get what you pay for. I am at a crossroads, building a Dart 9.5" deck motor, most likley a 427cid nitrous motor, but then again, all those bottles is going to add up, and it won't be there except when the bottle is open and loaded. I am thinking turbo, but the cost chokes me. Turbo, intercooler, BOV.... it adds up fast. A basic junkyard setup is cheaper, but then again, a well setup turbosystem is much better.
 

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willys1 said:
A Hellion Turbo will give you 700+HP to the wheels But a stock bottom end and block will never handle it.Turbo's are better IMO.You get a nice Idle cause you can use the stock cam,and the torque gain is reason enough to get one! You just have to invest in a bullet proof short block.
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Hellion is definatly the kit I would go with if I do in fact decide to build a 347...you will NEED a dart block or r302 block if you want to run a good amount of boost, but from what Ive see nthe hellion kit is one of the best, most complete kits out there!
 

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Ok here's the math worked out on some of the combinations mentioned:

4.080" bore + 3.000" stroke = 313.78 = ~314 c.i.
4.090" bore + 3.000" stroke = 315.32 = ~315 c.i.
4.030" bore + 3.075" stroke = 313.79 = ~314 c.i.

4.000" bore + 3.340" stroke = 335.77 = ~336 c.i.
4.060" bore + 3.250" stroke = 336.60 = ~337 c.i.

4.000" bore + 3.000" stroke = 301.59 = ~302 c.i. = 4.94L != ~5.0

Since I brought up and am building the 336, I'm telling you that I'm using a 3.340 crank. I might overbore it, but right now I'm leaning on a 4" bore.
 

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This is a fun one too (the most bore you can run, within dart's specs, in a dart 302-based block with 8.2" deck:

4.185" bore + 3.25" stroke = 357.6 c.i.
4.185" bore + 3.40" stroke = 374.1 c.i.
4.185" bore + 3.45" stroke = 379.6 c.i.
4.185" bore + 3.50" stroke = 385.2 c.i.
 

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tks for the info guys
 

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go hellion. it's the way to go. big horsepower means big money, and a stock block going boom.
 
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