Originally Posted By Nick Stevanovski
Originally Posted By KDY
Nick, all you have to do is review your previous threads to gain a little insight.

You’ll notice a lot of knowledgeable people have given you great advice / info to use and study.

You’ll also notice as your threads continue, these people disappear as a result to how you respond within these threads.

You be the judge on whether your actions are getting the results you wish to receive.

Also - you won’t be happy daily driving a stock stroke 440 with a 250 @ 50 cam.

Ill just ignore the stuff ive heard a million times that isnt about cars. The 250@.050 would be pretty good for the stroker correct?


I built a stroker with the help of this forum last year. I based it off of a 400 block using a 440 Source rotating assembly to bring it up to 512 cubes. This is the cam that was recommended:

http://www.compcams.com/Company/CC/cam-specs/Details.aspx?csid=722&sb=2

It's a 230 @ 50 hydraulic roller. It has excellent street manners with enough vacuum for power brakes and is all done by 5500 RPM. Now if only I had solicited advice regarding heads I wouldn't have purchased the Eddies I have on the car now.


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