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(Moderators: Artsvettes, 68-73) ‹ Previous Topic | Next Topic › Pages: 1 2 3 ... 9 Send Topic Print Let's see your motors...> (Read 58933 times) Aug 21st, 2002 at 10:06am yellowjacket   Offline Global Moderator Tacoma, WA Gender: Posts: 19595   Here is GrandSportC3 383/465 HP stroker Engine: 383/465 HP stroker Engine featuring: * fully CNC machined and decked 350 block (4 bolt) * steel stroker crank * Speedpro Pistons * Dart Iron Eagle 215cc heads (64cc chambers) with 2.05/1.60 valves - stage 1 ported * Lunati 1.5 ratio Roller Rockers * Custom solid cam: 238/248 degrees @ .050, .525/.540 lift * Edelbrock Torker TM-1 (Tarantula) Intake - fully ported and matched * Holley 80528 HP Drag Race Carb (750 mech. secondaries) * 2 1/4 inch K&N filter on 1 1/4 inch drop base * Tremec TKO 5-speed * stock 3.55's « Last Edit: Sep 1st, 2002 at 5:22pm by yellowjacket »   Back to top  IP Logged   Reply #1 - Aug 21st, 2002 at 12:54pm GrandSportC3   Ex Member   Quote: Here is GrandSportC3 motor: Thanks Jack for posting the picture!!! « Last Edit: Aug 21st, 2002 at 5:14pm by yellowjacket »   Back to top  IP Logged   Reply #2 - Aug 22nd, 2002 at 12:37am yellowjacket   Offline Global Moderator Tacoma, WA Gender: Posts: 19595   Jacks77 Balanced & Blueprinted 383 Stroker TRW Forged 3.750 Stroke Crank - TRW Forged Flat Top Pistons COMP. Ratio: 58cc = 11.1-1, 64cc = 10.3-1, moly Rings - Crane Cams 284, with 284° of duration, 228° of duration @ 0.050 in. lift, and 0.488 in. of lift - TRW roller timing chain set, Red Roller Rockers;1.60 ratio - Heads ported/polished, w/ 2.02/1.60 valves - Edelbrock Manifold Polished RPM Air-Gap #75011 - Carter Competition Series 800 cfm carburetor - Hedman Full Length Headers w/ Flowmasters 40 Series; 2-1/2" straight back, no cats -  TH350 3spd auto with a 2600 stall and a B&M shift kit, 3:08 gears (soon 3:90) « Last Edit: Sep 1st, 2002 at 5:19pm by yellowjacket »   Back to top  IP Logged   Reply #3 - Aug 22nd, 2002 at 2:32am TwinTurbo   Ex Member   My current buildup: * .040 over splayed 4 bolt * filled w/ hard block * deck plugs * modified oil returns (some grinding here & there) * JR 22cc dished pistons w/ cassidium coated wristpins * Carillo 6"rods w/ 7/16 CARR SPS-S/J bolts * No crank yet * Mallory Unilite & Accel super coil + Taylor spiro wires * Milodon gear drive * Solid roller cam & horizontal-bar spring loaded rollers * Harland Sharp 1,6 RR * Piss poor heads looking for a set of Brodix around 200-210 cc * Copy of a moon crossram (custom cast, slightly bigger) * 4 Dellorto DHLA 45 Tri-Jets * Custom fuel lines * 2 Malpassi FPR * 2 Rotomaster T04B turbochargers & Rotomaster wastegates * AMW pop off valve * Behr alu/carbonfiber intercoolers (2) Callaway -the speiss- experimental units * KRC powersteering pump * Stock car products crank driven driveline oil pump (a single stage dry sump pump) This all is coupled to * Remote oil filters & coolers * Fluidyne NASCAR radiator & Fluidyne oil cooler * ZF-6 speed w/ LT5 pressure plate That's about it (some of it not in this mockup picture) Edit! Here's my intercoolers hope you guys don't mind Marck « Last Edit: Aug 22nd, 2002 at 4:34pm by N/A »   Back to top  IP Logged   Reply #4 - Sep 1st, 2002 at 3:22pm yellowjacket   Offline Global Moderator Tacoma, WA Gender: Posts: 19595   C3_Shark_Tank's  8) 383 stroker « Last Edit: Sep 1st, 2002 at 3:23pm by yellowjacket »   Back to top  IP Logged   Reply #5 - Sep 27th, 2002 at 9:05pm yellowjacket   Offline Global Moderator Tacoma, WA Gender: Posts: 19595   :idea: If members have photo's they want posted and don't have a host or place to store them... IM or email me the pics and I will host them for you and even post them if needed.  :idea:   Back to top  IP Logged   Reply #6 - Sep 28th, 2002 at 9:10pm Chuck77   Ex Member   My Plain Jane Engine. Like a lawn mower engine compared to what you guys are running.  « Last Edit: Sep 29th, 2002 at 3:52am by N/A »   Back to top  IP Logged   Reply #7 - Sep 29th, 2002 at 3:56am yellowjacket   Offline Global Moderator Tacoma, WA Gender: Posts: 19595   Quote: My Plain Jane Engine. Like a lawn mower engine compared to what you guys are running.   Look's nice Chuckster! Just like an original 77 motor should! :thumbsup:   Back to top  IP Logged   Reply #8 - Oct 6th, 2002 at 7:35pm yellowjacket   Offline Global Moderator Tacoma, WA Gender: Posts: 19595   Here is our new member "ken" 1977 engine:   Back to top  IP Logged   Reply #9 - Nov 15th, 2002 at 3:18am yellowjacket   Offline Global Moderator Tacoma, WA Gender: Posts: 19595   Here is our newest member MDVZ06 engine   Back to top  IP Logged   Reply #10 - Nov 24th, 2002 at 7:52pm herman   Ex Member   Bought this one in 97 it had 67000 miles on it. Just pulled it out of the garage where it has been sitting since Nov. of 99. I pulled the front suspension out this week for a rebuild. The car was put up because it got a little hairy around my favorite turn and it was a little hard to pass the smog test.  My wonderful state of North Carolina grandfathered the car this year so no more smog tests.  I do however still have to retain the original smog equipment but the horsepower will continue to climb.  8) heh. I've been collecting parts for the last few years so time for me to go to work. Will keep you abreast of the changes. Jay   Back to top  IP Logged   Reply #11 - Jan 9th, 2003 at 8:14pm bad76vette   Ex Member   Click Here to see my motor. http://stu.aii.edu/~jsr311/Vette/VetteEngine.html   Back to top  IP Logged   Reply #12 - Jan 21st, 2003 at 3:38pm yellowjacket   Offline Global Moderator Tacoma, WA Gender: Posts: 19595   Here is "don's" moter: http://www.1-4u-computer-graphics.com/donnys77.htm   Back to top  IP Logged   Reply #13 - Jan 26th, 2003 at 1:35pm Roys75-L82-Convertible   Ex Member   Here are some pics of my mostly original motor. Not to kill any of you but it's January and I just took the pics today! :cheers: « Last Edit: Jan 26th, 2003 at 2:11pm by yellowjacket »   Back to top  IP Logged   Reply #14 - Jan 29th, 2003 at 5:08pm yellow_72   Ex Member   Here is my motor! http://1-4u-computer-graphics.com/mikes71.htm   Back to top  IP Logged   Pages: 1 2 3 ... 9 Send Topic Print ‹ Previous Topic | Next Topic ›

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