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Burbaholic · 03-31-2013, 05:55 PM

Thanks for the compliments. The machine work came to $950 and included .030 bore, line bore for the crank, resize the rod ends, press the pistons on, install the cam bearings, new exhaust seats, hone the valve guides, and new over size stem valves.

Parts were about $1500 and included Comp roller cam K-kit (cam, lifters, seals, valve spings, timing chain set) new stroker crank (Speedway Motors), new pistons, rings, and gaskets, new Edelbrock intake and carb. The valve covers are Procomp and were another $200.

Not bad for a four bolt stroker considering a crate stroker with the same options would be $4500 to $5000
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Burbaholic Registered User Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Lincoln Ne Posts: 84	Re: 72 "The Blue Burb of Happiness" Project Thanks for the compliments. The machine work came to $950 and included .030 bore, line bore for the crank, resize the rod ends, press the pistons on, install the cam bearings, new exhaust seats, hone the valve guides, and new over size stem valves. Parts were about $1500 and included Comp roller cam K-kit (cam, lifters, seals, valve spings, timing chain set) new stroker crank (Speedway Motors), new pistons, rings, and gaskets, new Edelbrock intake and carb. The valve covers are Procomp and were another $200. Not bad for a four bolt stroker considering a crate stroker with the same options would be $4500 to $5000 Posted via Mobile Device __________________ Burbaholic 1972 Suburban Factory A/C - lowered 4 inches 383/700R4 "THE BLUE BURB OF HAPPINESS" Last edited by Burbaholic; 04-01-2013 at 11:08 AM.