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347 for 2k?
I found a 347 stroker for $2k, it is in a local machine shop. It was dropped of for machine work and assembly and never picked up. It has been there 1 year. I am definitely buying it.
It has forged flat top pistons. a roller cam with 286 duration/542 lift. trick flow heads with 2.02/160 valves fully ported and polished, 1.6 aluminum roller rockers, guide plates. An edelbrock torker 2 intake, a 7qrt oil pan. The machinist said it was a king cobra mexican block. It is 4 bolt main. I have never heard of a mexican block, is this a real block? How much power could I expect from this engine? will it hold together? I know it was built right, my machinist does good work.
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Re: 347 for 2k?
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lol king cobra, obviously a chevy machine shop. Mexican blocks use a main cap that is 1 inch wide as compared to the puny 1/2 inch late model stuff. A bit more material in the main webs. The only factory 4 bolt block is a boss 302
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well he may have been mistaken about the mexican thing, but it is 4 bolt main. I saw it for my self.
Anyone know what this engine would actually be worth?
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I would say the machine work, the kit, and installing the kit would be worth $2k to me, but who knows...
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buy that damn thing
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I have the engine in my garage now. I am going to inspect it for identification #s anyone know where to look. If it is an aftermarket block where would I look?
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all of the #s have been grinded off so I have no idea what kind of block it is, at least without pulling the intake. I have the oil pan off. My uncle says it looks like a boss block, but I have no ides
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Do the freeze plugs look like this?
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