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  • #16
    Now add ARP studs, head bolts & flywhell bolts.

    Block work:
    This is going to be a killer
    If the rotating Assembly isn't balanced that will have to be done, 250.00 w/ Malory.
    With that many miles on the car you are going to want to have the deck checked.
    Red had 152,xxx miles and had to have .005 taken off.

    Studding the bottom end will call for a Line hone.
    Cylinder boring w/ torque plate
    Block clearance for stroker kit
    Cam bearings installed
    Hot Tank the block

    Since you have a M6 you will need to have the flywheel neutrally balanced with the rotating assembly.

    All that work will run you 1100-1300.

    Did you pass out yet
    Last edited by Phantom409; April 8th, 2009, 06:38 AM.



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    • #17
      $$$$$$ gotta pay to play.
      Doing less with more


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      • #18
        That's no lie



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        • #19
          Originally posted by DETROITMUSCLE View Post
          $$$$$$ gotta pay to play.
          I'm pushing close to 9,000 on mine.
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          • #20
            Kyle that is some great information there! Oh so true with your statement above Jeff and Red you are now in the big boys league! Crush em all!
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            • #21
              Kyle...question...at this point, with that many miles on the block, would it be cheaper to get into something like one of the Golen 383 longblocks?

              They have a LT4 based 383 480 hp longblock that lists for $6799.

              http://www.chevyhiperformance.com/te...ide/index.html

              About half way down the page.
              Originally posted by Redd8407
              I WANT NOISE! SPEED! AN ENGINE THAT SHAKES MY INTERNAL ORGANS LIKE THEY GOT PARKINSON'S! I DONT WANT AN ENGINE THAT IS PARTIALLY POWERED BY MY LAPTOP BATTERY!
              Originally posted by Z28ISGR8
              WHY THE F*CK IS THERE A GOAT ON A FERRARI?
              Originally posted by Darren
              I think it is because I take it in and out all the time, the rubber has just stretched out, especially at the bottom where it is really thin. It annoys me more then anything.

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              • #22
                The man is right. You gotta pay to play.

                Munster, you're always welcome to come and stare at my hood to guess what's under it to get some ideas.
                Joe - ATM SQUAD
                At the shop, watching them build my car.

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                • #23
                  I agree with Jeff, why not just buy a forged stroker shortblock for that kind of cash. I know you can get LS style 402 shortblocks for $3500.
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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Phantom383 View Post

                    All that work will run you 1100-1300.

                    Did you pass out yet
                    lol no i am well aware this is not a cheap task what so ever and i thank you very much for all the information and time you have given this thread thus far

                    Originally posted by PWND3r View Post
                    The man is right. You gotta pay to play.

                    Munster, you're always welcome to come and stare at my hood to guess what's under it to get some ideas.
                    lol hmmm ill take a shot at it now....... vtech swap???

                    Originally posted by DETROITMUSCLE View Post
                    I agree with Jeff, why not just buy a forged stroker shortblock for that kind of cash. I know you can get LS style 402 shortblocks for $3500.
                    how much would it be to assemble a 402 shortblock tho? hmmmm all really good food for thought
                    wishing i could drive like joe and the atm squad

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                    • #25
                      That is the price for an assembled 402 shortblock, the heads cam and intake will still cost you quite a bit though. I just stated it for comparison sake, because I suspect there are companies out there that build nice stroker shortblocks for around that price, that way you don't have to spens twice as much doing it yourself.

                      Here is a perfect example
                      http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...id=46&catid=28
                      Slap a nce set of heads on it and a good cam and your ready top go in a LS car.
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                      • #26
                        I know my 383 is old school, but by the time I was done I was $6k out of pocket rebuilding a 2 bolt worn engine, when I should have just bought a turn-key or long block and been done with it. Give it some serious thought. For the same price it is new and not rebuilt.

                        Either way you go with it, it is worth all the $$$ you spend.
                        CHEV 383
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                        383 Stroked Small Block | Barry Grant 750cfm | Edelbrock RPM Heads and Air Gap Intake | MSD Ignition, 6AL box and Blaster 2 coil | Hooker Headers (Thanks CS3Auto) | Stock Muffler

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                        • #27
                          Actually Jeff, it would almost be a wash really.
                          By the time you have that shipped you will have almost 7g's and it will come freight because of the weight.

                          If you are in a hurry that might be a road you would want to go down.

                          If you have a local speed shop see what they can help you with before buying from Summit.
                          That is what I did and the cut me a break because I ran so much though them they cut me a discount

                          There are pros and cons to both ways.
                          You just have to weigh the situation & cost and do what is best for ya.

                          I can tell you one thing, you don't have as much pride in buying a crate motor as you do building one.
                          Last edited by Phantom409; April 8th, 2009, 12:41 PM.



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                          • #28
                            I just posted that as an example there are several reputable shops locally that would build a forged stroker shortblock for under 4K, besides that one I posted costs $185 to have shipped to my door plus they charge $175 to package it up for shipping I don't see where you get 7K from?
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                            • #29
                              Buy the parts and ship them to Kyle drop your car off and wait till he calls...
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                              I actually agree with Darren on everything he said...
                              Originally posted by 81DaytonaPaceCar
                              Yep, pretty much...not too often I agree 100% with Darren, but there it is...


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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by Phantom383 View Post
                                If you do this right you will spend 6-7 grand with out trying
                                I spent that much just on my LT1 swap + engine upgrades + rear end swap + suspension upgrades alone.
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