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    Exclamation 383 stroker

    ok so im gunna start building a 383 stroker and im using a kit from white performance eby Item number: 330370159384 and running a 488/510 edelbrock performer rpm cam double hump heads and a performer intake and 600 carb how much hp/tq do you think i will be pushing? and what sze stal should i buy? thanks

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    you might want to try a different forum. most of these guys are running ls1/5.3/6.0 motors. An old school stroker motor with a carb/edelbrock intake is a whole different world then a genIII fuel injected motor.
    blown transmissions are about as useful as 97% of the guys on this forum

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    Have you looked into the "matched" Edelbrock kit? 415 HP on a 350, prob get you close to 500 on the 383.

    heads, intake, cam, hardware, etc....
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    Quote Originally Posted by oleshifty View Post
    you might want to try a different forum. most of these guys are running ls1/5.3/6.0 motors. An old school stroker motor with a carb/edelbrock intake is a whole different world then a genIII fuel injected motor.
    You can run a carb on a Gen III motor. And you can also get a 383 from an LS1.

    I think what we need is a little more info on the build. If it's an SBC or an LS motor. The cam specs. What it's going in. What the plans are. Things like that.
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    double hump heads and a performer intake


    makes me think old school...only reason i made that post
    blown transmissions are about as useful as 97% of the guys on this forum

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    Yup - double hump heads are 45-year-old old school. They will also restrict your ability to make HP. IIRC, they have 165cc intake runners. Lose them and get a set of 185-200cc heads from current technology. They're worth about an additional 45-50 HP.

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    Double humps are too small for a 383. marginal on a 350 even. Not to sound like a dick but the combo seems awful mismatched

    how heavy is the truck? what size tire? What gears? what transmission? 2 or 4 wheel drive?
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    Oh, and how much money do you have to spend?
    01 ecsb 5.3 4x4 z71
    Avalanche 17s and a pant load of miles

    61 Corvette
    350, 4 speed, 4.56's

    32 Ford 4 door sedan
    keeping it "stockish"

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