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  • Macs Stang
    Dale Jr.
    • Dec 2002
    • 18269

    rebuilds..........

    how much does it usually run to get a 302 rebuilt with quailty parts?

    ie forged pistons,rods, crank, arp studs, oil pump, etc......
    O.C.R.

    I make horse powerz
  • White_Am_GT
    Movin up in the World
    • May 2005
    • 264

    #2
    2 much for you pimp
    Outta Control Racing

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    • SuperHO
      Shits Weak......
      • Oct 2003
      • 4609

      #3
      Originally posted by White_Am_GT
      2 much for you pimp
      LOL oh snap
      Outta Control Racing Ooo




      HTM high compression 306 319 Hp 342 Tq

      Stock headed 302 281HP/322TQ HTM E-85 Tune
      http://www.hitechmotorsport.com/

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      • Outrun
        Answer The Call
        • Aug 2003
        • 20755

        #4
        Do it right, buy a 347 shortblock.

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        • NAZISALEEN
          Afro Samurai
          • Sep 2004
          • 12235

          #5
          All I can say from my build Tim is maybe look at a stroker. I sure wish I woulda for the torque....

          You can look up forged racing components or call one of the local supplyers for an estimate on a rotating assembly.

          Boring, cleaning, and installing cam bearings on your block should be less than $500.

          Problem is these damn blocks are inherently weak above 500 horse. If I do it over again I am buying an r302 or a dart block.

          Then you are ready. If you get to wanting h/c/intake. give me a buzz. There is a very slight chance I might be selling a set of AFR165's, FTI cam, and ported cobra intake.

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          • JanglinJamie
            TCS Homer
            • Jun 2005
            • 1298

            #6
            I should think you would spend somwhere between 3-5k depending on how cheap you can be. In my Engine rebuild class last year one kid built a 347 for around $3k but he bought alot of stuff off of Ebay. Another young child built a 306 using all forged internals and a set of ported stock heads for about $3800. I built my 355 for about 2700 using alot of ebay, but thas because Chevy's are just plain cheaper. maybe consider building a 351??? one of the other kids built a 351 for about $2500, but he didn't use forged pistons.
            Confucious say: Panties not best thing on Earth, but close to it.

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            • Blown88GT
              Remy's dad
              • Jul 2003
              • 1904

              #7
              you can find good deals on corral all day long, you just have to call and talk to the people to see if they are legit... if your lucky you will find one with the surrounding states you can go check out.

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              • SuperHO
                Shits Weak......
                • Oct 2003
                • 4609

                #8
                I would do a 331 with AFR's
                Outta Control Racing Ooo




                HTM high compression 306 319 Hp 342 Tq

                Stock headed 302 281HP/322TQ HTM E-85 Tune
                http://www.hitechmotorsport.com/

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                • mnstang
                  Bookending TCS
                  • Oct 2002
                  • 33500

                  #9
                  do a 351, or buy my 331!

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                  • 2 beer
                    Insurance guy
                    • Jul 2004
                    • 21868

                    #10
                    just parts is gonna be above 2 unless you go with a forged crank. Definatley go stroker though as its very little more to do. If your serious let me know and I can get you hooked up with machine work possibly
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                    • Drunko McMoppo
                      Bloody Bill Brownlow
                      • Aug 2003
                      • 50752

                      #11
                      If the motor is coming out and you're on a budget, go with a 351. I don't even want to admit how much I have into my 351. It's only 3 digits however.
                      1998 Buick Lesabre Custom

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                      • Spiral
                        Crayon Guy
                        • Sep 2004
                        • 8157

                        #12
                        Well after talking to you about plans you have, Id stick with a dart block or if you dont mind some extra fabrication go with a 351w block. I dont know what you want to spend but after hearing some of your plans Id definately look into different blocks. Alot have mentioned strokers but Id really take into consideration future plans, I did alot of research and crunched some numbers and I concluded that with a longer stroke and my turbo I wouldnt be creating much more torque if any to justify sacrificing the upsides of a shorter stroke. like said before I dont know your budget Tim, but definately take the time to sit down and make some decisions, Do calculations and come to some conclusions on your future plans. My theory is do it right the first time, BTW it gets very expensive, with what tony spent and stuff Ive purchased there is almost $10k invested just in this engine Im building.
                        2013 Raptor

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                        • Vibrant93
                          9SECLX.
                          • Oct 2002
                          • 1212

                          #13
                          Like everyone else said, do a stroker. 347 for that matter You can get a pretty decent rotating assembly for about a grand.
                          The Cobra
                          http://i111.photobucket.com/albums/n...awithneal1.jpg

                          The Coupe
                          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gxl54aGMNxg

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                          • NAZISALEEN
                            Afro Samurai
                            • Sep 2004
                            • 12235

                            #14
                            Originally posted by Vibrant93
                            Like everyone else said, do a stroker. 347 for that matter You can get a pretty decent rotating assembly for about a grand.
                            Jesse speaks the truth, and he has experience. Didn't steer me wrong in some advice. but I still wish I had built a stroker. Oh well. Now it is mopar time and the saleen runs so oh well for now.

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                            • NAZISALEEN
                              Afro Samurai
                              • Sep 2004
                              • 12235

                              #15
                              Originally posted by mnstang
                              or buy my 331!
                              umm Check your PM's
                              :deliberat

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