more than you need. there are cars in the 5's that i know of that used a stock block, and some inthe 6's using stock type internals.
97 351w strength
how much horsepower will a 97 351w hold safely, given that rotating assembly would be upgraded.
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the 351w blocks are very strong..and the stock rods and crank are pretty dang good too
turbostang put down 688wrhp with stock rods in his turbo car..and went low 6's
turbostang put down 688wrhp with stock rods in his turbo car..and went low 6's
how about if they are .40 over?? still same
yes,still the same junior
I'm running 6.40s-6.50s with an n/a 427, shifting at 6800 with no problems. Haven't sprayed it though. Mines an 84 block, so its not much if any better than the 96 block.
Yup, and pumpkinhead puts down 800RWHP++ with a stock block and crank.the 351w blocks are very strong..and the stock rods and crank are pretty dang good too
turbostang put down 688wrhp with stock rods in his turbo car..and went low 6's
I should have kept that block :slap: Noice!Yup, and pumpkinhead puts down 800RWHP++ with a stock block and crank.
where can you get the stock parts from a 351w? Just bought one and am planning on building it too a 408 stroker
We have enjoyed it !!!I should have kept that block :slap: Noice!
It has been [email protected]!! Plus over 200+++ between 5.45 -5.9x
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