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I have a 350 , punched out .10 over I don't know ---- about math. What does that make it ? not much i know
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What's the bore 4" or 3.9"?
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if im correct all chevy 350's have a 4 inch bore... then again i know mine does and its from a 79 impala. if you bore it .010 over then its a 4.010 bore. im getting ready to bore mine .030 over when taxes make their way back. im also stroking it to a 383 so i plan for some major power on top of boost with the snail eagerly awaiting installation. as for myself, im stoked!! im finally building me a motor for my TA to take all the abuse i can dish out to it... :6
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http://www.mortec.com/borstrok.htm
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come on you guys, shouldn't have to use the net for this kinda stuff, displacement is radius squared multiplied by pi, mutliplay that product by the stroke, and then mutiply that by the number of cylinders in question. 61 cubic inches in a liter, 16.387 cubic centimeters in a cubic inch
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Originally Posted by burkej62
I have a 350 , punched out .10 over I don't know ---- about math. What does that make it ? not much i know
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Lotus had Cosworth do their engines, as did Ford. Ever heard of a Ford Cossie, ruling the streets overseas? ;)
Whether or not they had anything to do with this LT5, meh. I don't know a whole hell of a lot about those era cars except they are freaking slow until you build them. |
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so did he bore it out .10 or .010? There is a big difference in machining terms.
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Pfff, it's just an order of magnitude. You can make up the difference between .10" and .010" by how you gap your rings during engine assembly. ::)
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well lets put it this way, either find a good pre 86 4 bolt main block and punch it out .030 over and get some good pistons and rods. like i said i got one for 200 as a complete motor so they are out there. mines getting punched over .030 and all forged components are getting installed with arp's throughout. for good measures make sure you use a trusted shop to do all the work that backs it up with warrante. 383 stoker on the way for me. boosted too at that. have fun and do some research.
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a 350 bored .030 over is a 355 so takin a gues itd be about a 351-352
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1. All 350s are a 4 inch bore except the lt5 or whatever quad cam catostrophe
2. your block was bored .010" not .100" Its probably like 352"^3 |
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352"^3 = homosexuality
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Originally Posted by fork
1. All 350s are a 4 inch bore except the lt5 or whatever quad cam catostrophe
2. your block was bored .010" not .100" Its probably like 352"^3 |
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If you need 33 extra cubes to make any power with all that displacement you are doing something wrong. :P
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yeah building a beast i think it what its called lol. i figured go for it all since this is the first motor im building for myself. with a snail though it will be one hell of a motor regardless if i boost it or not though.
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:P
Every cube helps, I was just teasing. It's certainly cheaper when you have affordable bolt together parts to get the cubes, and it's kind of stupid not to do it if you have to build an engine. |
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Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
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Every cube helps, I was just teasing. It's certainly cheaper when you have affordable bolt together parts to get the cubes, and it's kind of stupid not to do it if you have to build an engine. |
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Imports still don't have the affordable quality mass production parts available to domestics, which is unfortunate. Some day though it might happen, but I doubt it. Open up any summit or jegs and you'll see millions of transmissions, heads, suspension parts, etc available for decent prices.
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Originally Posted by 78NOVA
agreed, i just wish honda motors could do what chevy motors do.....and thats make ridiculous power for little cash, AND have torque to twist frames. though im not knocking hondas because i love the gas millage i get with my beater haha. ;)
Still, I'm not knocking domestics... I love slingshotting them at the track, or absolutely embarrassing them from a higway roll when they pick races. I might be knocking the typical domestic owner, though... be a good egg and buy a turbo big enough to generate stupid amounts of power, okay? Because a third stage that can't be laid down until you're going 90-100 mph is freaking useful. |
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Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
I might be knocking the typical domestic owner, though... be a good egg and buy a turbo big enough to generate stupid amounts of power, okay?
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If you weigh more than 3000 lbs you need more than 600 whp.
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the car or me haha?? wieght saving will be done in one way or another, but a cage is gonna go in as well.
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