AI 200cc 383 start-up vid inside.
05-12-2009, 07:24 PM
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AI 200cc 383 start-up vid inside.
Well, it's finished. I ditched my stock short block and had a 383 built. Swapped the old motor out in 2 days and it fired literally on the first crank. Hooray! The car is a little worse for wear (has sat for 5 years) so it's a little cruddy, but in sound mechanical condition.
Engine-
Gil Davis Racing-built 383 (.030" over, 3.75" stroke), factory 4-bolt block, Clevite H-series bearings, forged crank, forged Scat 6" rods, SRP forged -5cc pistons, zero-decked block, Canton 242T oil pan, Melling 10552 oil pump, Superdamper, Advanced Induction ported 200cc Dominator head package with .028" gaskets (results in 12.4:1 static compression), custom hyd. roller cam, Cloyes double-roller, LS7 lifters, Crane Gold 1.6s, TF chromemoly pushrods/guideplates, Canton valve covers, strip ported intake manifold (powdercoated metallic green to match the car), 42# Delphi injectors, Holley 58mm throttle body, CSI electric water pump, LPP long tubes/y-pipe to a cutout, Jegs Protorque starter, stock MAF, PCMforless programming.
Video clip:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7g7RxMnVJzw
Comments and opinions welcome. Enjoy.
Engine-
Gil Davis Racing-built 383 (.030" over, 3.75" stroke), factory 4-bolt block, Clevite H-series bearings, forged crank, forged Scat 6" rods, SRP forged -5cc pistons, zero-decked block, Canton 242T oil pan, Melling 10552 oil pump, Superdamper, Advanced Induction ported 200cc Dominator head package with .028" gaskets (results in 12.4:1 static compression), custom hyd. roller cam, Cloyes double-roller, LS7 lifters, Crane Gold 1.6s, TF chromemoly pushrods/guideplates, Canton valve covers, strip ported intake manifold (powdercoated metallic green to match the car), 42# Delphi injectors, Holley 58mm throttle body, CSI electric water pump, LPP long tubes/y-pipe to a cutout, Jegs Protorque starter, stock MAF, PCMforless programming.
Video clip:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7g7RxMnVJzw
Comments and opinions welcome. Enjoy.
05-12-2009, 09:53 PM
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He had the right tools and the right place to do it...made the job a whole lot easier. Not to mention that Joe knows his ****...BEYOND really well.
05-18-2009, 06:57 PM
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05-18-2009, 07:37 PM
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Yeah i havent been there in years either lol. Working on getting my car back together now. Took the interior and all out and its been sitting for awhile as i couldnt work on it.
Been thinking about a new motor too lol.
Car sounds nice, hope i dont see you on the streets lol
Been thinking about a new motor too lol.
Car sounds nice, hope i dont see you on the streets lol
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