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  1. 07-11-2005 03:19 PM #1
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    350 to stoker

     



    What parts will i need to turn a small block 350 into a 377 or a 383 stroker.. and about the price range
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    A stroker kit runs about 2K The kit includes 4.030" Pistons, Connecting Rods, 3.750" 400 Stroke Steel Crankshaft, Clevite Rod & Main Bearings, Piston Rings, & Balancing.***Note: Block requires some grinding.

    http://www.skspeed.com/viewpart.asp?...8001&type_id=0
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    Do a Google search for --chevy stroker kits. prices go from 700 to as much as you want to pay
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    I have a 383 in my 87 4 wheel drive Suburban and love it!!! It moves the big beast with no problems it worth the money Imo.
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    The 377 is a 400 block with a 350 crank.
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    Originally posted by MI2600
    The 377 is a 400 block with a 350 crank.
    There are actually 2 versions of the 377, you can also put a 400 crank in a standard bore 350, that will also get you a 377.
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    350 block, 400 crank = 377
    350 block 0.030" over, 400 crank = 383
    400 block, 350 crank = 372
    400 block 0.030" over, 350 crank = 377
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    Originally posted by Bulletman
    A stroker kit runs about 2K The kit includes 4.030" Pistons, Connecting Rods, 3.750" 400 Stroke Steel Crankshaft, Clevite Rod & Main Bearings, Piston Rings, & Balancing.***Note: Block requires some grinding.

    http://www.skspeed.com/viewpart.asp?...8001&type_id=0
    2K? That's AWFUL high - Try Northern Auto Parts, they come highly recommended by a buddy. Here's a link to their 383 Stroker kit for $644.45...

    http://www.northernautoparts.com/Pro...ctModelId=1674
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