Re: Hot Weather, Fuel Injection & 383 Stroker
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Originally Posted by my67c20
SCOTI, heard a lot of bad things about ECU's in throttle bodies especially since the under-hood temperatures on these trucks is horrible, which is why the Pro-Flo is more appealing for my application. Also the only other thing i would need to purchase would be the fuel sump system, unless I put in an electric pump. End of the day, I want to be able to enjoy the truck versus looking at in the driveway. It was my summertime toy when I lived in the midwest.
Steeveedee, no AC on this beast, although been thinking about adding that option at a later date. Thermostat's are cheap, but I do not see that solving the starting issue when warm, although toss in a spacer and see what that gets me. A stroker motor is a 350 block, clearanced for a 400 crank and rotating assembly. Also I have cast 64cc heads. Hate to do a complete top end kit cause at that point I might as well sell out to the LS swap.
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I doubt it needs anything done, then, engine-wise.
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~Steven
'70 Chevy 3/4T Longhorn CST 402/400/3.56 Custom Camper
Simi Valley, CA
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