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RE: 408 stroker kits
ORIGINAL: 98whitekota
do u guys know how the compter will react with the 408 stroker???
do u guys know how the compter will react with the 408 stroker???
As far as a kit goes I would go to KRC. They have alot of experience putting different stuff together in these motors and will be able to tell you pretty accurately what compression ratio you will end up with. IMO, you don't want to spend all of that money and end up w/ 9.5:1, likewise you don't want to have to go to a racetrak everytime you need gas either.
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08-24-2007, 01:03 PM
RE: 408 stroker kits
ORIGINAL: mopowar
Either the M1 flash or the 408 flash from B&G will run a 408.
As far as a kit goes I would go to KRC. They have alot of experience putting different stuff together in these motors and will be able to tell you pretty accurately what compression ratio you will end up with. IMO, you don't want to spend all of that money and end up w/ 9.5:1, likewise you don't want to have to go to a racetrak everytime you need gas either.
ORIGINAL: 98whitekota
do u guys know how the compter will react with the 408 stroker???
do u guys know how the compter will react with the 408 stroker???
As far as a kit goes I would go to KRC. They have alot of experience putting different stuff together in these motors and will be able to tell you pretty accurately what compression ratio you will end up with. IMO, you don't want to spend all of that money and end up w/ 9.5:1, likewise you don't want to have to go to a racetrak everytime you need gas either.