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Burbaholic · 03-26-2013, 09:30 AM

OK, the motor is back from the machine shop and nearly reassembled. It is now a 383 stroker with a comp RV roller cam. The heads were reworked with all new valves and the exhaust seats were replaced with hardened seats for unleaded gas.

More money than I wanted to spend but in the long term this should be a good investement and run fast for a long while.

A few accessory brackets to fit-up and then it will be time to stuff this back in.

03-26-2013, 09:30 AM	#16
Burbaholic Registered User Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Lincoln Ne Posts: 84	Re: 72 "The Blue Burb of Happiness" Project OK, the motor is back from the machine shop and nearly reassembled. It is now a 383 stroker with a comp RV roller cam. The heads were reworked with all new valves and the exhaust seats were replaced with hardened seats for unleaded gas. More money than I wanted to spend but in the long term this should be a good investement and run fast for a long while. A few accessory brackets to fit-up and then it will be time to stuff this back in. Attached Images __________________ Burbaholic 1972 Suburban Factory A/C - lowered 4 inches 383/700R4 "THE BLUE BURB OF HAPPINESS"