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Old 05-23-2010, 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by prostreet64 View Post
Yea, good platform to build a stroker. Any of the Pontiac engine builders on this site can set you up to achieve your goals. Not too difficult with a 400 stroker. A little work on the heads and the right cam and you are there. Attention to detail in building the short block will pay big dividends, which again goes back to having a knowledgable 'Pontiac' shop do the work.
Awesome, at least I got someting good out of my project. Everything else on the car was rusted and damaged beyond repair. I'm going to talk to a machine shop this week that is supposed to have experience with Pontiac motors. I'd like to stay local if possible, but there's not that much choice in Reno. If I don't like what I hear, I may have to check out shops in Sacramento.

 


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