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07-03-2005 03:32 PM #1
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Chevy V-6
Hi, i am rebuilding a 2.8L v-6 out of a s-10. I am planning on putting on a stroker crank but cannot find one. Can anyone help me find one?Smile now, Cry later
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07-03-2005 05:05 PM #2
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Re: Chevy V-6
Originally posted by Custom83s10
Hi, i am rebuilding a 2.8L v-6 out of a s-10. I am planning on putting on a stroker crank but cannot find one. Can anyone help me find one?
Why no find a 4.3 core motor and build it . It's a much better motor than the 2.8. It has tons of potential.
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07-03-2005 06:24 PM #3
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The 2.8 is a good little engine with a bad rep, but there are very few aftermarket parts for it. They respond well to porting and port matching, but other than cams and manifolds, that's about it.
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07-04-2005 10:45 AM #4
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well i have found a stroker kit for a 2.8. I was also thinking about putting a bottle on it too. would this be a good idea?Smile now, Cry later
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07-05-2005 04:59 AM #5
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There are no bad ideas. Some just cost more than others. Go for it.
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