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Dave:
Bumping this one up. What is going on with the engine and driving? Durand |
Just got news theres more metal shavings in the oil then I would like.
Not jumping to conclusions but if there is more damage, then I am considering stroking this motor. I am going to show how little I know about motors with my next question. I know the entire rotating assembly would have to be changed but could I reuse any of the old parts. Heads ? Thanks Dave |
yes! heads pushrods intake rockers what is changed is the crank, rods, pistons,balancer % flywheel everything else is the same
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Sounds expensive.
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You can buy stroker kits, with everything in them. I kind of lean towards using GM parts, but Eagle ans Scat both make kits.
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You can buy stroker kits, with everything in them. I kind of lean towards using GM parts, but Eagle ans Scat both make kits.
You'll definitely be able to use your top end the way it is...carb, intake, valvetrain, distributor. |
Plenty of room under the hood of the 72, good luck!
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Ha Ha, pulling this thread out of the weeds !! I saw this car today sitting in the garage....Nice looking ride Grumpy ;) Anyway, did you end up stroking the motor ?? It's not unusual too see alot of metal "slivers" or "shavings" after a fresh rebuild in the oil. Now if they are larger "chunks" and you see perhaps some copper mixed in there, then I'd be worrying :D. Nice car though man !!!
GD |
Thanks GD. Just one correction to your post. The car is actually mine. :)
Here is a link to what we actually did with the motor. http://chevelleforum.org/showthread.php?t=1101 |
Get him Ms Grumpy ,Joan lets folks know the vert is HERS too.
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