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ProStreet71 · 03-03-2009, 06:31 PM

Marv, thanks for the advice! This is our first stroker build so all info is appreciated. This will be a street/strip type motor with more emphasis on the strip part. Compression will be in the neighbor hood of 10.5-11:1. He has a set of Brodix -11 that have been professionally ported. Dont know the flow numbers off hand, but I do remember peak flow was around 300 at about .650 lift I think. The heads were on a 406 in a 4200+ pound 79 Chevy truck that run 7.0's all day long in full trim just like it came from the factory. This truck is awesome! (it now has a 434 running 6.80's and still tuning) Thanks again!

03-03-2009, 06:31 PM	#5
ProStreet71 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Huntingdon,TN Posts: 95	Re: 427 stroker build Marv, thanks for the advice! This is our first stroker build so all info is appreciated. This will be a street/strip type motor with more emphasis on the strip part. Compression will be in the neighbor hood of 10.5-11:1. He has a set of Brodix -11 that have been professionally ported. Dont know the flow numbers off hand, but I do remember peak flow was around 300 at about .650 lift I think. The heads were on a 406 in a 4200+ pound 79 Chevy truck that run 7.0's all day long in full trim just like it came from the factory. This truck is awesome! (it now has a 434 running 6.80's and still tuning) Thanks again!