Fortunately I've got the 400 virgin block.it seems stroker kit prices have leveled out somewhat
Add 30%+ on top of that because it happens with every build.... lol
How much is that $700 torque converter? lol
Good carb, good fuel system, good exhaust, good converter, good tires, good transmission, good differential. Tied frame rails,
$1200
My $900 converter that I ordered a year ago turned into $1070 when it shipped, now I will be up to $1200 by the time I get it back. Would much rather have spent that money on a different converter from you know who.... lol
That sucks,
Yeah, I've wanted a Moroso Cool Fuel can for a while, twice the old price @$150 now, are you serious??
Next time your scrapping call me
I might have to build myself one of those
The shop I work with builds Mopar stroker engines all the time. There are usually three or four of them in process. They usually end up costing between $10K and $15K depending on the parts used. You can build a good street motor on a budget but you have to be super careful about part selection. It is best to work with a shop that has experience since they'll know what works and what doesn't. A lot of parts are junk these days, even some of the good brand names have gone down hill recently.
Did you just notice that ? Read post 1
You already said that in post 1.
If you plan to spray it then stay away from dual plane intakes IMO.
That is definitely a good deal considering about $ 2800.00 of mine is just the intake and carbs that's not even counting what it would have cost to weld , port the tunnel ram & resurface all machined areas
It is a fair price if it was put together correctly with decent parts. Before buying it you should ask for a parts list and look over the receipts.
