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Originally Posted by Junkyard Dog
Tell us more about this. I thought that it was not good to put a 4.5 crank in a stock block. You have two of them, one running in the tens?
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Yes. as his combo is a tank and needs torque thought it was worth a try.
But you need heads to flow some fuel and air. Otherwise it's a waste of time.
455 block with factory 4 bolt caps and bottom filled. 5800/6000 rpm max.
To me a 4.75 stroke in a stock block is a waste of time and money that can be best spent elsewhere.