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My new engine build...

Binder

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:cheer:I've had a few people ask about my new engine so I thought I would post some specs here.....
Start off with the block from the old engine which is a 1968 4 bolt main GM performance block. Bored .030 over and zero decked. In that is a Howards rotating assembly http://www.summitracing.com/parts/hrs-ratp383f/overview/
Full roller valvetrain with this cam http://www.compcams.com/Company/CC/cam-specs/Details.aspx?csid=176&sb=2
Heads are GM 186 castings... These are "camel hump" heads with large 2.02"/ 1.60" valves, 7/16 screw in studs, guide plates, 64cc chambers, ported....
Fuel supply is via a 4bbl throttle body http://www.compperformancegroupstor...D&Product_Code=304150&Category_Code=4150Style
an Edelbrock Performer RPM manifold.
Used a pair of these http://www.summitracing.com/parts/rnb-674-504/overview/make/chevrolet
Used the manifolds due to tight clearances. They say these manifolds will out flow most headers... New 2-1/2" into single 3" exhaust from Randys....
Same computer I've had for years... http://www.dynamicefi.com/EBL_Flash.php
I've only had a few hours into tuning it. Idle isn't too bad so it's still wheelable but should have plenty of power for racing. I've only driven it under poor traction conditions so it's hard to say what it will do but it does feel about twice what the old engine was which was no slouch.....
 
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Hopefully you don't loose too much hair getting it dialed in :redneck:

Sounds good though and you will have fun with that stroker when ya get up into the RPM's.......
 
Good deal on the engine Rick. I noticed the last time I was in it that you wern't fast enough:haha:
 
i have a question about heads, why bother using stock casting heads when for $600 you can buy a set of complete procomp aluminum heads that will outflow a worked set of stockers? i am by no means knowledgable in this which is why im asking.
 
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