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Well I have been building my truck for over 12 years now. I am still a few years away from finishing it, but I am at a point where I am starting to buy parts to use for mock-up.
I am stuck at home sick right now, so I have been reading up on all the wonder that is BBF! I am wanting to do a stroker build, but want to make it reliable and low maintenance. 1. Intended use Street/Strip engine in a 3800# Truck. Want to drive it to the track and be in the 12s range for the 1/4 mile. The truck will have A/C and P/S. 2. Vehicle info (weight/gearing/trans) '63 F-100 SWB. 3800#, TKO-600RR trans, 3.70:1 9" rearend, 275x55R18 tires (30" dia) 3. Fuel desired to use I would like to run pump gas. 87-93 octane. 4. Parts you already have '73 460 block. Stock Bore. and all the other stock parts. D3VE-A2A Heads Edelbrock Performer Intake (have to run a lower intake due to hood clearance issues.) Custom headers. 1.75 prim, 3" duels with X-over pipe and electric cutouts. 5. Proposed Budget Don't really have one. I would rather get what I want and not worry about $$ 6. Location this may help to find a good machine shop Wichita KS I would like to try my hand at porting the D3VE-A2A heads. The stock crank is in great shape so I am thinking of doing a 4.14 offset grind. Here are my questions: 1) What size Intake and exhaust valves should I go with? 2.20/1.75? 2) With porting and bigger valves, are there any other mods to the heads that should be done? 3) Are the stock rods okay for a mild stroker like this? I know that the bigger strokers need better rods as well as longer ones. 4) I like the DSII system. I have always run it on my engines. However, I don't know if it will have enough power for this build. I have heard bad things about the MSD boxes in the last few years. Quality problems mostly. What would you guys suggest?
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Dan Project: '63 F-100 SWB / 460 (508) / TKO-600RR / 9" 3.70:1 / 2x4 / Dodge Dakota IFS DD: '67 LWB / 300 I6 / T-5 / 9" 3.70:1 / 235/75R15 Tires / 1/4 mile in 17.64s @ 75mph "Work Harder! Millions On Welfare Depend On YOU!! Photobucket Pictures |
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2: D3 heads will require either a stud conversion kit, machining for studs, or a specific rocker made to work with the pedestal mounts....if you're planning to use roller rockers. 3: Offset grinding will require new rods for use with a smaller journal. BBC dimension 6.700 or 6.800 length are most commonly used. The only stroker crank that uses stock 429/460 rods is sold by Ford Racing, and I wouldn't suggest a stock rod stroker for anything but a tow truck. 4: Duraspark is fine. I run an HEI distributor on my car.
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freakin love the interiors to these year pickups.. what do u have for first and final gear ratios for your trans.?
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NERD WARNING!!!
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Dan Project: '63 F-100 SWB / 460 (508) / TKO-600RR / 9" 3.70:1 / 2x4 / Dodge Dakota IFS DD: '67 LWB / 300 I6 / T-5 / 9" 3.70:1 / 235/75R15 Tires / 1/4 mile in 17.64s @ 75mph "Work Harder! Millions On Welfare Depend On YOU!! Photobucket Pictures |
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