Thread: 4.3 v-6 buildup
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01-29-2011 08:19 PM #1
yep there parts like you said 350 parts will work theres cams erson makes them .the marine hyd roller is a good cam for some build iron and came with a 4 barrel intake . there was i think bush class or some road race class that gm made alum blocks intakes .at one time a friend of mine had every part that gm made for them i did some but very mild builds.chevy power book shows some stuff in itLast edited by pat mccarthy; 01-29-2011 at 08:22 PM.
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01-29-2011 08:34 PM #2
Yeah Pat I bought one of those Bowie 4.3 cast iron blocks against my partner's advise from a bush team when they stopped using them.It was a ruff casting with nothing done to it.No holes,nothing.Talk about expensive........I had to turn in my first born<well he ant worth much so it was a good deal-LOL>to finance the machine work needed and then the parts....... common pin crank,I had to be out of my mind.In the end,holding it back it ran in a chvette ran like a clock 10.90 every time.Good Bye
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01-30-2011 01:30 PM #3
Man, I read the info on the link---now Im more confused than ever-----it seemed such a simple idea in the beginning!!
But, to go on a saturday nite cruise in a lil chevy II, park, open the hood for all to see a cute lil 6 popper all dressed up like its big brother. With a mild build and a little cam, she ought to run adequately with a little bump!
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01-30-2011 01:44 PM #4
you do not have to make it hard just look for a gm roller cam engine .use some marine parts or buy a intake marine cam or a roller cam .abit of head work and some CR and you will have a runner .i all ways used 350 pistons in the 4.3 was cheaper then buying 6.there is a evenfire and odd fire engines new one pc seal is the block you want there not hard to find i would look a 1990 the newerVtec engine may have better heads you will have to find a intake or drill the heads a check port runner match upIrish Diplomacy ..the ability to tell someone to go to Hell ,,So that they will look forward to to the trip
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01-30-2011 01:47 PM #5
Scott Sehr's shop sent me this link on a 229ci v6 they did - 503HP, 474ftlbs sounds pretty mean, engine's headed to Hawaii!! Scott's a great guy in Sioux Falls, SD.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddA1MgLex2QRoger
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05-08-2011 04:32 PM #6
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05-08-2011 06:17 PM #7
Irish Diplomacy ..the ability to tell someone to go to Hell ,,So that they will look forward to to the trip
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05-09-2011 09:56 AM #8
The "W" cams rated at 200hp are the best production cams.
"Factory 4.3L Cam Specs
* '96-'00, VIN W, w/ balance shaft
- Lift (I/E) - .415/.429
- Dur @ .050 (I/E) - .191/.195
* '93-'96, VIN Z, w/ balance shaft
- Lift (I/E) - .376/.402
- Dur @ .050 (I/E) - .183/.193
* '92-'95, Vin W, w/ balance shaft
- Lift (I/E) - .432/.440
- Dur @ .050 (I/E) - .208/.208
* '91-'93, ZR9/Z79, Syclone/Typhoon
- Lift (I/E) - .351/.386
- Dur @ .050 (I/E) - .179/.195 (Ductile)
* '90-'91, VIN Z, Astro/Safari
- Lift (I/E) - .403/.450
- Dur @ .050 (I/E) - .202/.213 (Steel)
* '87-'94, Vin Z, w/o balance shaft
- Lift (I/E) - .351/.386
- Dur @ .050 (I/E) - .179/.195 (Ductile)"
Gm did make L79 version 4.3L cam non-balance shaft both flat tappet and roller but is not in production anymore.
http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/perform...CATID=304.html
Comp cams and Crane cams are good streetable cams, Comp cams can make custom grinds for racing.Last edited by Two8tyThree; 05-09-2011 at 10:23 AM. Reason: typo
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