383/396 guys inside, post your NUMBERS
383/396 guys inside, post your NUMBERS
I am looking into doing a stocker eng in the furture and would like to see the diff combos that are out there,
What you have done to the short block, ie:rods,crank,pistions,ring, bearings,oil pump ,oil pain
Top end ie: heads,cam,intake
What RPM are you turing.....any and more info would be great.
thx
What you have done to the short block, ie:rods,crank,pistions,ring, bearings,oil pump ,oil pain
Top end ie: heads,cam,intake
What RPM are you turing.....any and more info would be great.
thx
Originally posted by Dave88LX
#'s don't matter, it's who gets to the finish line FIRST
#'s don't matter, it's who gets to the finish line FIRST
Re: .
Originally posted by ninetythreez
Maybe he meant 'part #s' of the guts of the motor.
Maybe he meant 'part #s' of the guts of the motor.

This is the latest one, need to update a few parts:
http://paradox.shacknet.nu/dave88lx/formula/383/383.htm
Depending on the year of your car some parts may be different. (Gaskets & seals)
Nice spreadsheet and information, Dave. Your list represents the 'reality' of all the little things that tend to add up fast. Throwing a lot of parts at that car at once. Should run great, and it looks like you did your homework.
Didn't see the valvesprings accounted for though? Probably in another line item.
Didn't see the valvesprings accounted for though? Probably in another line item.
383 stroker. AFR 190cc heads, 6" rods, bored .040 over, so it's actually a 386 rather, or close to it. Dimond pistons, milled heads, and ported intake, 285cfm at .550 288 @~.600
Dynoed 396.6 @ 6050rpm and 396fptq @ 4900rpm on a Mustang Dyno, or about 420rwhp on a dyno jet.
Custom ground cam.
Dynoed 396.6 @ 6050rpm and 396fptq @ 4900rpm on a Mustang Dyno, or about 420rwhp on a dyno jet.
Custom ground cam.
Thanks man, I learned this game can dollar you to death!
It's easy to say "Aww, crank, rods, pistons and I'm set, but the reality of it is once you jump in, you start going overboard, you need support equipment, you decide you want to do things a little different, do things the right way", and it adds up quick!
I don't really have the valvetrain stuff up there, I haven't updated it since I talked to Phil last, but I'm running Comp 977 springs and Titanium retainers
I'll have to update that list, thanks for making me get on it.
It's easy to say "Aww, crank, rods, pistons and I'm set, but the reality of it is once you jump in, you start going overboard, you need support equipment, you decide you want to do things a little different, do things the right way", and it adds up quick!
I don't really have the valvetrain stuff up there, I haven't updated it since I talked to Phil last, but I'm running Comp 977 springs and Titanium retainers

I'll have to update that list, thanks for making me get on it.
4 bolt main bored .040 over, Lunati Forged rods 5.85, Ross custom pistons, Total seal gabless rings, Fed mogul coated bearings, melling high volume oil pump, milled LT1 heads 2.00/1.56 flow close to 280cfm, ported intake, hydra rev kit, custom grind cam 23X/24X 110 LSA, 1.6 RR, 941 springs, comp R lifters, chrome moly pushrods, AS&M 58mm TB, 30# inj, 255 walbro pump, canton race fuel filter, no numbers but I trap on a street tire around 117-118mph 1300 elevation on a 3.23 M6 M29 tranny.
Last edited by ZBLKHELLRZR; Jun 30, 2004 at 02:15 PM.
Sorry about Gain. No way to remove it. Its part of Fortunecity.com
You don't need to install Gain and you shouldn't! lol
Just click cancel.
Ignore the dyno video on the page. Thats crank hp from a previous setup.
You don't need to install Gain and you shouldn't! lol
Just click cancel.
Ignore the dyno video on the page. Thats crank hp from a previous setup.
Last edited by Gripenfelter; Jun 30, 2004 at 02:32 PM.
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