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i have a 1998 c5 at the vette doctors for heads and cam. before they start working i was thinking of redoing the bottom end making it a 383 or should i go 402 for about a grand more, also is there anyone out there with a similar setup. what kind of hp did you get.
i talked to carmen today and i am going to bore and stroke my motor to a 383. trick flow heads, fast 90 and vette dx cam. i already have kooks headers and corsa. hoping for over 500 hp at wheel.
i talked to carmen today and i am going to bore and stroke my motor to a 383. trick flow heads, fast 90 and vette dx cam. i already have kooks headers and corsa. hoping for over 500 hp at wheel.
i talked to carmen today and i am going to bore and stroke my motor to a 383. trick flow heads, fast 90 and vette dx cam. i already have kooks headers and corsa. hoping for over 500 hp at wheel.
Well, that should be one nasty little beast bro!
My 382 stroker (non-bored using stroker crank) made ~490 on a dynojet on heavy azz 19" wheels, 93 octane and on a 90+ degree day w/ no tricks.
With the bore and stroke, you should easily attain your goal, although the real numbers will show at the track. And I'm sure it will. The Docs have made some awesome machines over the years.
Scott
Not sure why you'd want to keep the LS6 block, but um, yeah. I like the 383 just cause it's less costly than going up to something that'll need crazily bigger heads and intake.
Well, that should be one nasty little beast bro!
My 382 stroker (non-bored using stroker crank) made ~490 on a dynojet on heavy azz 19" wheels, 93 octane and on a 90+ degree day w/ no tricks.
With the bore and stroke, you should easily attain your goal, although the real numbers will show at the track. And I'm sure it will. The Docs have made some awesome machines over the years.
Scott
People always forget to say which DynoJet it was. Different models perform very differently. And you never know what tricks a tuner has done.
Not sure why you'd want to keep the LS6 block, but um, yeah. I like the 383 just cause it's less costly than going up to something that'll need crazily bigger heads and intake.
Well, that should be one nasty little beast bro!
My 382 stroker (non-bored using stroker crank) made ~490 on a dynojet on heavy azz 19" wheels, 93 octane and on a 90+ degree day w/ no tricks.
With the bore and stroke, you should easily attain your goal, although the real numbers will show at the track. And I'm sure it will. The Docs have made some awesome machines over the years.
Scott
Bored and stroked?Dude the 4.00" stroke and a cylinder hone = 3.905 bore which makes it a 383.Why would you think that a hone job that equates to one cubic inch will easily make 500 HP?Obviously the stroke is where the additional big cubes come from.
Dyno number comparsions are tough...all things are not equal...unless your on the same dyno at the same relavent time you can forget drawing a positive conclusion.Take it to the track and your trap speed will give you a relative amount of HP produced on that day.
Not sure why you'd want to keep the LS6 block, but um, yeah. I like the 383 just cause it's less costly than going up to something that'll need crazily bigger heads and intake.
Originally Posted by Hammer
Cost and simplicity
You also save some weight unless you spring for the aluminum block 402.