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07-01-2003, 08:56 PM
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Building a stroker motor
Well gang - our stang project will be taking on a whole new life in the near future. My son is now wanting to build a stroker motor with using his existing block or getting another block. I remember reading something about only using a certain 5.0 block for stroker motors.
Any words of wisdom on this subject - my son is looking at a 331 or 347. Is there any special work that needs to be done to the block other than buying a stroker kit from someone like D.S.S.? All suggestions comments are always appreciated! |
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