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These are brand new from GM and accept a factory type roller cam. If you don't want to spring for the Dart SHP this is a good option. GM says maximum bore 4.080.
http://sdparts.com/details/gm-perfor...parts/88962516
These are brand new from GM and accept a factory type roller cam. If you don't want to spring for the Dart SHP this is a good option. GM says maximum bore 4.080.
We have used quite a few of those blocks over the years and the 10105123 was a good block till they started making them in Mexico same with the other 4 bolt main block.
And we had some of those new blocks that did not pass a sonic test and did send them back and they were replaced with no problem.
GM blocks still have to be checked even if they are new!!
http://sdparts.com/details/gm-perfor...parts/88962516
These are brand new from GM and accept a factory type roller cam. If you don't want to spring for the Dart SHP this is a good option. GM says maximum bore 4.080.
You would want to have it bored to .030 over wouldn't you? I know that it says that it is a finished bore of 4.000 but I haven't seen much in the way of rotating assemblies for that size bore.
You would want to have it bored to .030 over wouldn't you? I know that it says that it is a finished bore of 4.000 but I haven't seen much in the way of rotating assemblies for that size bore.
plus it would have to be decked to zero or aleast square and deck and stroker clearanced.
The cam bearings should be removed while doing this work and GM line bores there cam bearings and sometimes when installing new ones the cam may not fit.
Now you have shipping, decking, boring and plate honing if you want a good job. remove cam bearings now how much do you tied up.
For a few more bucks you can buy a Dart SHP block all machined!!!
Here is the response I got back from Summit when I emailed them asking for more specifics on the 383 block they have for sale.
THESE ARE FULLY MACHINED 96-00 GM 350 4 BOLT MAI
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CNC CLEARANCED FOR A 3.75" CRANK AND H-BEAM ROD
CAM BEARINGS INSTALLED AND LINE HONED FOR TRUE C
PIPE PLUGS INSTALLED
CNC BORED .030 OVER
TORQUE PLATE HONED
CNC DECKED SURFACE
CNC LINE HONED MAINS
BRASS FREEZE PLUGS INSTALLED
PROVISION FOR MECHANICAL FUEL PUMP HOLE
FINAL WASHED AND RUST PROTECTANT APPLIED
SUM-150122 DOWEL PIN KIT W/CAM PLUG Installed
PAINTED BLACK
The cylinder bore surface finish allows moly and chrome
rings, surface finish is 0.3 a 0.7 µm Ra ( 12 a 28µin Ra).
`
Block is decked to be flat and square -----
Minimum deck height would be 9.013"
From: Who says "Nothing is impossible" ? I've been doing nothing for years.
I would not bore a new block, there are not many pistons made for a 427ci small block but I found some from Mahle that were 4.125" which is standard bore size for 400ci block I would imagine it would be pretty easy to find 4.00" pistons for a 350ci block geese what is sense of boring a new block .030" over
Here is the response I got back from Summit when I emailed them asking for more specifics on the 383 block they have for sale.
THESE ARE FULLY MACHINED 96-00 GM 350 4 BOLT MAI
.
CNC CLEARANCED FOR A 3.75" CRANK AND H-BEAM ROD
CAM BEARINGS INSTALLED AND LINE HONED FOR TRUE C
PIPE PLUGS INSTALLED
CNC BORED .030 OVER
TORQUE PLATE HONED
CNC DECKED SURFACE
CNC LINE HONED MAINS
BRASS FREEZE PLUGS INSTALLED
PROVISION FOR MECHANICAL FUEL PUMP HOLE
FINAL WASHED AND RUST PROTECTANT APPLIED
SUM-150122 DOWEL PIN KIT W/CAM PLUG Installed
PAINTED BLACK
The cylinder bore surface finish allows moly and chrome
rings, surface finish is 0.3 a 0.7 µm Ra ( 12 a 28µin Ra).
`
Block is decked to be flat and square -----
Minimum deck height would be 9.013"
CNC line honed thats a new one, As I have never seen a CNC line hone set up.
Torque plate honed with what gasket and which hardware as we see it does make a differance between different gaskets and if you are using a studs or bolts.
I would not bore a new block, there are not many pistons made for a 427ci small block but I found some from Mahle that were 4.125" which is standard bore size for 400ci block I would imagine it would be pretty easy to find 4.00" pistons for a 350ci block geese what is sense of boring a new block .030" over
I totally disagree Wayne When you buy these higher end $2000+ dollar blocks for building 427 - 472 ci what is another $100 to get the 4.155 bore and an additional 7 ci.
Lets just say that extra 7 ci gained you 10 hp. That is very cheap dollars per HP.
I have a 434 and I wished I had built a 447 ci for the same price. 4.155 X 4.125
From: Who says "Nothing is impossible" ? I've been doing nothing for years.
Originally Posted by gkull
I totally disagree Wayne When you buy these higher end $2000+ dollar blocks for building 427 - 472 ci what is another $100 to get the 4.155 bore and an additional 7 ci.
Lets just say that extra 7 ci gained you 10 hp. That is very cheap dollars per HP.
I have a 434 and I wished I had built a 447 ci for the same price. 4.155 X 4.125
I bet you wish your 427ci didn't blowed up 427ci just sounds cooler
if the machinework is decent, then that's a good value for this (what the OP says is planned).
I'd suggest the GMPP 3.8" crank or similar 3.8" for this. FYI , the GMPP 383 also has specially clearanced rods unique to 383. For this, also suggest scat or eagle I-beam rods w/ the smaller capscrews. For this, typical H-beam is overkill, big, & needs more clearance than I-beam.
years back I built a 388" from an early 70s 2 pc rms 350 block. thirty overbore & scat 9000 cast 3.800" crank & self-clearanced old GM 5.7 rods, & get-em-anywhere pistons w/ 1.425" CH made 388" and created instant near-zero deck. Near-zero deck could also be accomplished w/ 3.8" w/ 6" rods & rather common 1.125" CH pistons.