speed o motive engines??

[grumpyvette]

PERSONALLY I think youll be better off makeing a list of each and every part you want to use and every bit of machine work and getting the parts assembled and either doing the engine build yourself of haveing a QUALITY local ENGINE BUILDER do the work. yes its likely to cost you about $1000 or slightly more,than the mail-order rebuilt engine but the resulting engine will not be a nearly stock rebuild that some guy put together in 4 hours useing mostly rebuilt/reconditioned chevy parts which is what Ive see from most of the low price rebuilders. the simple fact that you should specify 6" rods,(posibly a stroker crank)slightly higher than stock compression hyper or forged pistons, a ballanced rotateing assembly, a high volume oil pump and windage screen with a baffled oil pan, pocket ported heads and ALL arp fasteners will MAKE A HUGE DIFFERANCE in the quality of your finished engine and in the long run cost LESS than rebuilding a cheap engine and being forced to throw away many of the parts yes I know its not what you want to hear!

if you want a nearly stock 350, chevy sells them for about $1500 WITH A WARRANTY

 

http://www.sdpc2000.com/cart.asp?action=prod_detail&catid=128&pid=110

 

if your looking for something a little better

 

http://www.sdpc2000.com/cart.asp?action=prod_detail&catid=128&pid=105

 

or something that kicks butt

 

http://www.sdpc2000.com/cart.asp?action=prod_detail&catid=120&pid=464

[Racin_Jason]

I had the unfortunate opportunity to do "buisness" with these clowns before. Save yourself alot of grief and money and forget SOM even exists. TRUST ME...been there...done that.

 

Jason

[Z-Dreamer]

Z ya, call Bob Johnson @ Johnson Racing, 916-481-9263 in Sacramento, he's my engine builder, he build's BIG HP motors that last!

 

Mark

[z ya]

Anyone running one of there stroker shortblocks?? They have been around for a numbers of years so they have to be decent??

[z ya]

Thanks guys for the tips!