Reply to "377 Cleveland"

George PAdmin.

quote:
Originally posted by SICK CAT:
...forged crank 377...

Mark, you may want to refer to that motor as a 383, or mention you're using a 3.75" stroke crankshaft. Folks will assume you're using an off set ground iron crank when you call it a 377.

quote:
Originally posted by ehpantera:
...Initially I want a strong bottom end that can support more hp and RPM. That way if I choose to go for more power I won't have to totally rebuild the short block again...

Thumbs up on that plan Mark.

take care, George

8/13/079:28 AM

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