Thread: To Be Big or Not to be Big?
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01-13-2006 10:45 PM #8
Um, do not worry about build price, let that be my problem.
I can get away with a stroker for under 1500 because I am working for a tranny shop/ engine shop so my parts all come wholesale. It's not for lack of knowledge or cash that i cannot decide, its the lack of decisiveness on my part.
If i build the 350 stroker:
*NOTE THESE ARE ACTUAL PRICES THAT CAN BE FOUND AT www.motorville.com
Light weight scat crank: $203 Dollars
Renegade "Claimer" 5140 Steel Rods:$170
Pistons: Speed Pro 2 relief Flat tops:$217.60
I have the block already, the quote i got for machine work today was about $100 to prep the block to become a 383 stroker...
So, assume that I'd be in it for about $900 after i got rings, bearings, gaskets, and seals.
There is no labor cost, I don't need any help building a stroker motor as far as assembly, I just finished building a 391 cui SBC stroker and it made the car really fly.
So just approach my dilemma (if u want to help) as if cost was not an issue.





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