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I currently have a sbc 350 (.030 over) in my '73 chvelle malibu that's freshly rebuilt and has 983 miles on it currently. ... I was comparing the 383 vs. the 396 and the 383 is still a strong motor, with only 13 less cubes than the 396 it makes almost the same power as the BB396. ... I know a guy who's got a 71 camaro with a 406 and dart heads ...Nov 7, 2009. #1. A gentleman who is the president of Chicago area F-Body Club wrote on 09/26/09 on the thread "355 or 383 for the money" on the LS1LT1.com forum wrote: "Don't underestimate a long rod 355 in the torque department. 6.125 rod and Mahle forged pistons on a stock crank and worked stock heads might suprise a lot of people."494 posts · Joined 2008. #1 · Nov 1, 2008. a buddy of mine is starting on a 383 for a street strip car and we are looking at different heads available. engine will be a 383 " 6 inch rod engine zero deck ft piston. solid roller around 260/ 264 @.050 with 660/630 lift. and heads we are thinking about are afr 195 and 210 eliminators. my Qs.ALTHOUGH i had a 355 with a big solid lift cam, and brodix 200race rite heads that was 11.5-1. changed the bottom end to a 383, dropped the compression to 8.5-1 (for procharger) and went to solid roller. the 383 would KILL the 355 motor for motor. in other words the low compression 383 would kill the higher compression 355. both can run well.bigdeuce32. 5 posts · Joined 2018. #11 · Apr 21, 2018. On the 461 double hump heads the "X" version had larger intake runners. In the case of the 441, heads with the "X" has the same intake runners as the regular 441 but the combustion chamber was 80cc instead of 76cc. The intake valve was 1.6 when used on 400 engines.

Im running a turbonetics t66 with .81a/r hot side on my stock 5.3 with 2004 zo6 cam & springs .I just got it running .The 5.3 is unreal ,my goal is to go 10's at 6400 ft in Colorado.My old motor went 11.30 at 120.at Denver.The 5.3 with 7 psi pulls harder than the old supercharged 327.So Im with the 5.3. Like. 7.383 = 4.030" x 3.75" (5.565" or 5.7" or 6.0" rod) 350 block and a 400 crank, main bearing crank journals cut to 350 size given a choice a 383 or 396 stroker combo built on a 350 block is a FAR BETTER starting point than what most guys refer too as a crummy 305,or 307 sbc with its limitations,SBC CHEVY 383 CUBIC INCH COMPLETE SHORT BLOCK KIT. 4.030 bore x 3.750 stroke, SCAT CRANK & SCAT COMPETITION RODS. WISECO 2618 AIRCRAFT ALLOY FORGED FLAT TOP PISTONS. ... (1.050). These cams do not require any cam to rod clearancing on virtually any type of rod used in a 383 or 406 engine. These cams do not …

406 is 6% bigger " than 383. If you start from scratch ... It'll probably cost you a whole lot more than 6% more to build 406 than 383. But in a broad, general sense ...

Posts. 4,990. The old standard was 180*, but most SBC's can be happy with 195* Tstat's. It will run a little cleaner, less carbon on internals and such.. Given you live in AZ, you may consider a 180*, but 200-212* operating temperature is pretty good. You don't know what you've got til it's gone.Pro Flo 4 on Hot Street 406 SBC. 12-10-2020, 08:45 AM. Hello, first time here. I tried to search this particular question to no avail. So I have a nice little 406. Dart Platinum Clones, with 200cc runners. 11:1 Compression. Straub Roller matched to motor and heads. 237/243 @ .050 .583/.564 lift on a 108 Lobe. This thing is actually very easy to ...Originally posted by grumpyvette: ...but in general a 3.36-3.73 rear gear makes for a good match to the torque and rpm range of the 383 engine for a street combo! Just remember that the Z has a smaller tire diameter in general (25in vs 27 on most Chevy's, etc.) and this has a sizeable effect.hi , I have put to giver a 383 with std 195cc afr heads , comp cam xr282hr , edlebrock rpm air gap manifold , 750 double pumper Holley , comp cam gold 1.6 roller rockers. on the dyno it made 450hp @5500rpm and 456 tq @ 4500. great for the street and not over the top. with 3.73 and a 2500 rpm torque convertor it's a good street car.As I said earlier street performance use around 450 - 475 hp around 6200 rpm 383 sbc . ... As for forged vs hyper, kind of depends on the rest of your build. If you have a forged crank and good rods, go with a quality forged piston to match. ... 406 sbc Edelbrock Performer RPM Aluminum Heads 400 turbo 5600 8 inch Coan Converter Transbrake

Contact. 423-722-5152. Home. Should I build a 383 or a 427/434 Stroker? Here are a few good reasons why we think the 427/434 engine is a better choice than the 383 or 406 …

With a 70 cc chamber head, static compression came out to 10.3:1. My heads flow about 260 at .600" lift, and I'm pretty sure they are all done by 6500 rpm. It will pull to 6900 crossing the finish line, but the big cube small block needs good heads. You will need more cam than you have to turn 6000 rpm.

If your are sticking with production parts, rocking 383's, 406's, or something like the 401 described in July's Car Craft could be the ticket. Otherwise, just like stated above, a Motown 415 or 427 should work real well. ... To run the E.T. you want with a small block chevy you can't be conservitive like a big block. A 406 would be a good motor ...Nasty 383 stroker just a rumbin' in this sweet 1981 Chevy Corvette T-Top Coupe. This is a 450 horsepower mill, not for the faint of heart. The classic Stingr...We would like to show you a description here but the site won't allow us.you would have about 10.5:1 with a 350 but closer to 11.4:1 with a 383, theres 43.75 cubic inches of volume in a 350s cylinder and 47.8 cubic inches of volume in a 383s cylinder. it should be rather obvious that increasing the compression changes the fuel octane requirements.Feb 4, 2016 · I would not use a 400 block. The 383 can be built with a much newer 350 block. In the past I could source a 350 4 bolt block, CNC clearance for 383, completey machined, bored with deck plate, deck surfaced, line bored, cam bearings installed. For about $700-800. N/A 468ci BBC 3400 lbs. 9.33 @ 145 mph. How would, technically, a 383 have a more torquey, flat power curve than a 406? "For those that will fight for it...FREEDOM ...has a flavor the protected shall never know." Semper Fi!

Jan 14, 2009 · Just look at the heads on a big block compared to the small block. 3) if there is any bit of core shift, you WILL grind thru to the water jacket on a 396. 4) more parts options with a 383 (especially pistons). So, the verdict for me was: to go with a fully forged 383 with a good package. Aim for optimum cam and heads. Type: 383 Small-Block. Advertisement. Dyno target: 450 hp. Stepping up the small-block ladder, this engine is a decidedly high-performance street engine based on the classic stroker combination ...Jan 12, 2016 · Not cool for a cruiser. You can get to a low 12's car with a 350 right at 6000 to 6500 rpm at the lights. You can get low 12's car with a 383 right at 5500 to 6000. You can get a low 12's second car with a 406 right at 5000 to 5500. If you do your homework you can take all three of those combos into the high 11's. The Chevrolet ZZ383 Stroker produces 450 horsepower at 5,500 revolutions per minute (R.P.M.). The engine is popular with enthusiasts who re-engineer the 383 to produce more horsepo...With a 70 cc chamber head, static compression came out to 10.3:1. My heads flow about 260 at .600" lift, and I'm pretty sure they are all done by 6500 rpm. It will pull to 6900 crossing the finish line, but the big cube small block needs good heads. You will need more cam than you have to turn 6000 rpm.

Here`s where the fun part begins. The 345NP piston, is ".020 destroked" meaning, it has .020 off the top of the piston, where a normal 350 piston would have a 1.560 compression height, these have 1.540. so even with a zero deck height, it would still be .020 down in the hole.

With an internally balanced engine (e.g., 350) you can bolt on any appropriate flexplate and balancer because they do not play a role in the balancing of the rotating assembly. Lynn. 383 sb, Eagle rotating assembly, AFR 190's, SRP forged pistons, CompCams 280 Magnum, Edelbrock RPM intake, Sanderson headers.Here is a true story-- I build quite a few 383 Chevy engines, I usually use 6 inch rods because I like the light pistons. But, once when there were no 6 inch rods available, I put my regular 383 combo togeter with the shorter 5.7 rods. The engine was down everywhere about 15 to 20 HP, and 15 to 20 pounds of torque.I have a 7500 rpm 383 ci and now I also have a 7000 rpm 427 ci small block. I'd never build another sub 396 ci motor again. Your not going to beat the 434/427 small block with a 377 if you have correct gearing. Lets say that motor "A" 377 makes an average of 500 foot pounds of TQ from 3500 - 7500 and Motor "B" 434 makes 520 lbs from 2500 to 6500.BORED .030 OVER STOCK, NEW BORE IS 4.155. BORED .040 OVER STOCK, NEW BORE IS 4.165. A 406 IS A 400 BORE .030. On a used OE block you will want to clean up the cylinders rather it take .020, .030, or .040 to get them nice and round. Ensure that you have them torque plate bored for a much straighter bore.High-rpm power may accelerate a dedicated strip machine to the fastest speed, but a hefty torque curve will definitely lay the stoplight smackdown on a race engine every time. Engine Specs ...We take our small-block Chevy 383 and show, piece by piece, how much power a water pump kills. ... It's our 500-hp 372 small-block vs. our 500-hp big-block 454, a high-rpm screamfest vs. low-end grunt and high-strung efficiency vs. displacement ease. ... The crew is going to find out, as they audition their 406 SBC with an out-of-the-box Super ...A 406 runs MUCH harder than a 383 for damn near the same dough.... Jebby Reply Like. The following users liked this post: Ron69Az (02-23-2017) 02-23-2017, 09:38 PM ... The Dart block is the small block M. To run the high rise for the HP, I expect I'll need to change the hood to a big block hood. Ron Reply Like 02-25-2017, 09:41 AM ...The car had a 383 Chevy in it at the time Brandon met first them at the local track, and the engine wasn't running well. "They had a little 383 in it that wasn't running half right, so I built them a 406 small block Chevrolet," he says. "I pulled that motor apart this season just to check everything over and we found out they had ...

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SBC CHEVY 406 DART SHORT BLOCK FORGED +5cc DOME 4.155 PISTONS SCAT CRANK & RODS. Available $4,795.00. Add to cart. SBC CHEVY 383 SHORT BLOCK KIT FORGED -10cc DISH 4.030 PISTONS SCAT CRANK & RODS. Available $2,795.00. Add to cart.4 Jaw Chuck. 9699 posts · Joined 2002. #2 · Mar 31, 2016. 383 is cheaper to build and can be just as powerful as a 406 build, the small cube difference can be ignored. Lots of options for the 383 from mild to wild, 400-500HP is easy to achieve, everyone offers a crate in those HP ranges.Bigblock heads range in pinch point 2.sq in to 2.7 sq in. Dyno tests of Ford 408 Windsor 2.15 pinch and after market Chrysler comfirm for a street 400cuin around 1.9--2.1--2.2 pinch is a good starting point . Ford Cleveland 4v 2.3 pinch is a little big for most on 351. There is a whole industry about 2v/3v heads.I am very happy with the throttle response also. I haven't tried a dual plane on it. With the solid roller and the 210 heads you 406 should really want to rpm. Mike. 70 chevelle. 420 sb combo - [email protected]. 405 sb combo - 11.87 @112.5. 307 combo - [email protected]. 68 chevelle 533 almost there.The 383 is meant to be a higher compression engine, using either the 5.7" or 6.0" rods. 400 uses a 5.5" rod. The less oversquare you have in an engine, the more torque that's produced. (Oversquare is bore vs. stroker, for instance 4.030 x 3.750 (383) vs 4.125 x 3.750 (400) vs 4.000 x 4.380 (350), etc) 400 heads also have steam holes in between ...Hell, a zero decked flat top 383 with 64cc heads is over 11:1 compression. With a 4cc dome, (the typical flat topped style dome that is about .100-.125" tall that mimics the old factory LT-1 piston for the 350), when used with a typical .041" thick gasket and a uncut block a 383 is still 11.55:1 compression.Jul 19, 2563 BE ... In this video we tear down a 350 Small Block Chevy to perform cleaning & bore the cylinders .030" over. The block is torque plate honed ...The only problem i have with the 400 is the block. They came in heavy vehicles and got worked hard from day one. I was to build one for my 4x4. i went thru 6, yes 6, 400 blocks before i gave up and went to a 383. the main decks cracked all to hell when the torqueplate was put on. For your sanity, build a 383 or build the 406 with an aftermarket ...My goal is 550hp to 600hp amd a little bit over 500TQ to FLYWHEEL. 4 Speed 700r4 w/ 4.11 gear & Power Brakes. So far. AFR 210cc competiton Heads with 650 lift hyd roller springs. Howards part# 113155-10S (Hyd Roller 600/600 lift 247/255 @ 050 on 110 LSA) Motown single plan intake Manifold Part# 061040. SRP Forged Pistons part# 271055.Sure you can build them "cheap", I did up a 406 for 1500.00 top too bottom, but in the end i was disappointed, Any decent engine these days will not be cheap IF you want power out of it & want it to last. I have about 3000.00 in my 469 BBC & it has stock heads that only have 175.00 in them, I had the lower end balanced with all the good stuff ...

In my humble opinion the 400 is a better build for the Buck for all around use, and a 383 will run just as hot as the 400. I've built many of both, but it seems that the Stump Puller puts in on the Mouse motor with a lot less rev's. But you can't go wrong with either. :beers: The Cincinnati Kid.383 or 377 will not have a significant difference. use the 400 block with the 400 crank to make max power. O. oldBodyman. 319 posts · Joined 2009. #3 · Nov 8, 2009. Build the 350 or 400, it's easier, but that's not your question. All else being equal the long stroke 383 will make more torque, better fuel mileage and cleaner emissions thanks ...I just put together 396 stroker small block with the edl VJ 2.08/1.60 215 cc heads. It is what he had from his 355 ci motor. I looked at them and tried to compare them to my old Dart 215 cc with the optional 2.08/1.625 valves. I got the bigger exhaust valves because I considered putting 250 or 375 hp port injected N2O to my 383.Instagram:https://instagram. greencastle indiana license branchmma gyms in corpus christiglobal credit union addressindio ca rainfall totals The 383 is a bit more radical on the heads/cam combo but it still makes all of the power of the 377 but of course has a ton more low end grunt! The 383 runs the numbers with a 2800-3200 stall and the valvetrain doesn't take a beating. The 377 hit's it's best with @ a 5000 stall and shifts are closer to 7800 vs the 383's 7000 shift point. kohler spark plug equivalentchillicothe bandb theatre Low compression 406 build. Built this low compression (8.6) 406 for a procharger, thought I would share the results. Pistons were a SRP due to the Procharger, cam was 226 @ .050, .580 @ the valve, on a 112. AFR 195s were used with a Victor Jr again for the procharger, Holley 770 avenger with a 4 hole spacer, 1 3/4 headers. ge universal remote control codes for tv In terms of FB385 vs. 383, a 383 will make a little more power (20 to 30 HP) and they have a flatter torque curve. But it's harder to make that power because the bore/stroke relationship is more "truck-like." If you think about a pro-stock engine, they are large bore short stroke and so they have very good cylinder fill characteristics.The original small-block Chevy weighs in at 190-pounds. And while the LS aluminum block comes in at only 115-pounds, the iron units are 215-pounds. The LS's extra weight is related to the block strength, which is much more robust than the small-block from years ago. The LS has a skirted design, which means the sides of the engine extend down ...