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so i blew up my gen V 502 and the block is no good, so i have a choice of buying a 502 block or getting a gen V 454 for free then stroking it to a 496. What kind a HP and torque difference would i see between a 502 and 454 stroked to 496. Also i have a side mount whipple so i cant go to big on the cubic inchs, so ive been told. Thanks
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so i blew up my gen V 502 and the block is no good, so i have a choice of buying a 502 block or getting a gen V 454 for free then stroking it to a 496. What kind a HP and torque difference would i see between a 502 and 454 stroked to 496. Also i have a side mount whipple so i cant go to big on the cubic inchs, so ive been told. Thanks
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just make sure you use main and head studs,.
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well im not planning on reving the motor very high, max rpm of 5300 and the stroker motor should be able to do that, right? the reason i cant go to a 540 is because i have been told that would be to big of a motor for my 2.3 sidemount whipple, right? thanks for the help
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well im not planning on reving the motor very high, max rpm of 5300 and the stroker motor should be able to do that, right? the reason i cant go to a 540 is because i have been told that would be to big of a motor for my 2.3 sidemount whipple, right? thanks for the help





