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Old 10-12-2007, 10:10 PM
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Have you thought of a stud girdle? 1/4" thick plate that ties in the mains with the block, ARP studs, and acts as a crank scraper. For about $350 and will sustain around 900 horses. Just another option.
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Old 10-14-2007, 10:19 PM
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Hey guys im a newbe here and thought i would let you know that i had my 400 converted to Eagle splayed mains, Moroso filler up to the plugs, new cam bearings, alignd bored and honed, and clearanced for 3.875 crank, plus the main caps and it was cnc done plus painted and cost me $510. 4 bolt 400 blocks are the weak ones not the 350. if 350 4 bolt were weak then they wouldnt have been in trucks. i own 6 350 4 bolts and 1 2 bolt also 2 283 blocks and 2 305's want to buy any??? if you would like some pics of the main caps installed shoot me an email i have a lot of pics of mine. and i can scan a copy of my bill for the 400. check out www.rmcengine.com for the videos of the cnc machines. mine was done on the V30. go to www.montecarloss.com/SSThunder/SBCinfo.html and at the bottom of the page it gives hp recommendations for each block. im not trying to step on any toes, just my 2 cents. thanks
hi my name is kevin,i own my own mackine shop,i do also do line boring,and block decking,cylinder boring,and honing,and cylinder heads,and much more if you would like some help with this call me anytime i would be glad to help you...toll free (866)249-4712 my shop is located near magnolia,tx.i look foward to talking with you kevin.
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Old 10-14-2007, 10:25 PM
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2 bolt blocks are stronger. They just have less clamping force on the crank.


I say "F" the four bolt blocks. Buy a set of splayed main caps and have your machine shop drill and tap your block for them. I did that to several Pontiac motors and they all ran great.
hi my name is kevin.i own a automotive machine shop near magnolia,tx its kevins automotive machine shop,inc.we do allot of line boring,rod resizing,and also cylinder boring,and complete cylinder heads.if there is ever anything i can help you with call me at (866)249-4712
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