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    bore limit for 351 W

    whats up guys i for got i had a built 351 w at the machine shop. first let me tell you guys what my plans are im looking for a rolling body sn95 to build a drag car out of i dont want to do a big block swap just because i like small blocks. i want to punch my 351 out to a 427 or more what is the max i can go im looking to make around 600 to 700 rwhp i know that the motor will take it. what do you guys think

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    What year is the block?
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    You can't "punch out" a 351 to 427. Has to be done with a stroker crank. Not sure how far you can go, certainly not above .060.
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    im not sure the year on the block i think its early 90s late 80s motor was given to me im ether going to bore this motor or im going to buy a 427 ford racing small block

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    Have the block sonic checked. This will give you a definite answer on how far you can safely overbore.

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    Quote Originally Posted by k7cobra View Post
    whats up guys i for got i had a built 351 w at the machine shop. first let me tell you guys what my plans are im looking for a rolling body sn95 to build a drag car out of i dont want to do a big block swap just because i like small blocks. i want to punch my 351 out to a 427 or more what is the max i can go im looking to make around 600 to 700 rwhp i know that the motor will take it. what do you guys think
    Are you planning on doing this NA or with boost/spray?
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    You should spend 2 weeks reading on teh interwebz about SBF's or find an engine builder you trust to build the engine for you.
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    .040 max on the bore, no 427, stick with a 4" stroke crank. And if na is the plan save up about 10-13,000 to achieve your goals
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Aubele View Post
    Are you planning on doing this NA or with boost/spray?
    nope im going to run NA. the motor runs 11s as is i just want to put it in to the low tens high 9s. im trying to avoid doing a big block swap but if its going to cost me to much ill just buy one of my father in laws big block race car motors

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    So basically you are trying to make NASCAR power levels on a budget? Even a 427 at 14 to 1 would have to turn in the neighborhood of 8,000 rpm to attain anywhere near the kind of power levels you are talking about, which means the factory block isn't going to be adequate. You will likely be in the 15K range, easily. Or you could just spray it. What mods are done to the engine currently to run 11s? What does it run 11s in?

    A big block swap is another thread, not exactly an easy undertaking either.
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    Omg i cant take it anymore

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    Quote Originally Posted by TooFast98Cobra View Post
    Omg i cant take it anymore
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    As soon as i saw the word punch out i was done.

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    its ok my wording is horable

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    Quote Originally Posted by k7cobra View Post
    its ok my wording is horable

    can i put that in my sig? :D
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    why not and thanks for pointing that out. lol this day has gone to hell

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    700 rwhp N/A on a budget?
    With a 351w stock block?
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    Isn't this like the 8 or 9th proposed motor option for the car? Maybe you're better off leaving well enough alone?
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    no this is not going in my cobra as of right know there is no budget for the build im thinking about this is going to be for a full blown race car

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    Quote Originally Posted by went9s View Post
    700 rwhp N/A on a budget?
    With a 351w stock block?
    Best two statements in thread. Threads like this is why scs is dying and the young bloodz have taken over? Whats next thread? How much hp can a stock block handle or i know how do i get traction?

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