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Old 07-09-2009, 02:52 AM
Badland Badland is offline
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Default Any tips on how to build a 440 engine

I am looking for tips (that have worked successfully for other Mopar Owners) On tricks for building a very strong 440 cid Engine on a tight budget.
I just found a Bare 440 block(part#2536430-10) with main bearing caps. I Have an existing running 4 barrel 386 (which leaks bad enough to foul the sparkplugs) in my 1966 Dodge Coronet 500 with a new TPI 727 transmission. Which parts can I use from the 386? which parts should I not use? what tests should I have done to the 440 block before i start buying parts?
I can not afford to buy one of those complete balanced 440 stroker kits i see advertised for $1800. but can I order a stroker crank by itself? can i piece together my own stroker kit on a budget?
2nd question where can i get the BEST DEAL on a gasket kit and a ring kit for my running 383?
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