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Motor is done!

neverendingproject

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Got the stroker done tonight (almost) and I am stoked. Im sure this thing is gonna kick some butt over my stock 305. All I have left to do is put plugs and wires on. Also, everything colorful is powdercoated and I must say it looks good! The colors are candy blue and black, with the manifold chrome.

Anyways here are some specs:
383 c.i.
Scat crank
PM rods
9.7 comp ratio speed pro pistons
vortec heads
Gmpp 383HT cam
roller rockers
Holley TBI
Msd Ignition

Finally, I would like to thank all of the people here who helped answer my questions.

I have a link in my profile to my webshots homepage that shows the build-up and some of the other thing im doing to the Blazer.

Thanks again guys!

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sick motor, i remeber how satisfying it was to fire up the first engine i built kind of makes me want to do it again. looks nice man, let us know when its installed.
 
sweet lookin...... yeah middle to end of January im ripping my 350 out... not going stroker but i got a few goodies too...

1991 caprice police 350 gettin
vortec heads
vortec intake
rings, bearings
comp cams xtreme roller cam


that blue is SICK man.... where did you get it powder coated? I wouldnt mind finding some place to do mine... however I want chevy orange.. just like what I got now.... I spray painted mine.. and it isnt lookin good anymore....
big pic so will only link it here..
http://68.36.135.34/PROJECT_NJLEGAL/Pics/truck/motor1.jpg

anyway.. I like orange as it shows where yer leakin :haha:


cant wait to see it turnin those tires!!!! :bow:
 
We had the engine tin and other engine parts from the '76 Porsche 912E powder coated at a shop near the San Antonio airport. If you look in the paper or call someone with an airplane shop they can direct you to a powder coating shop. They normally powder coat airplane parts, but they took ours and let us choose between a lot of colors.
 
Me and my dad powdercoated the stuff. You can buy the equipment for around 130 bucks, you just have to get an oven or a kiln. We bought a kiln for 25 bucks off ebay. That powdercoat is tough stuff though, and I love it.
 

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