boring a 302

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  1. Boosha

    Boosha Built to run hard

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    more than likely i'll end up using a c4 i have sitting around. already has a shift kit installed and a i believe a 2800 stall conv.i didn't know there would be a difference in what trans was used.i learned something new.:)
     
    Boosha, Dec 25, 2009
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    Boosha Built to run hard

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    what benifit would there be to a stroker kit with a standard bore? i'm learning guys so please bear with me.:)
     
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    The stroker kit makes the stroke longer - increasing cubic inches fast. add one inch of stroke and you have a 400 instead of a 302 (not likely to be possible but that is the number) Most 302s are stroked slightly less than 1/2" to 347 (the full 1/2" would be a 352)
     
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