if im correct this makes a 500 ci small block
http://www.dartheads.com/products/45inch-bore-spacing-sbc-iron-and-aluminum-blocks.html
http://www.dartheads.com/products/45inch-bore-spacing-sbc-iron-and-aluminum-blocks.html
4.5" bore spaced sbc!!!
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A 4.250 bore and a 4.250 stroke works out to be 482.33 Maybe the bore could be a little bigger but I think that would be it on the stroke. It would probably have a bad rod ratio IMO
Only $4393? I'll take two of em! That's pretty sweet. I wonder if anyone else will make heads for them.
I have seen some 4.5" bore spacing SB2 heads on ebay. I'm sure for enough money You could get a set of billet ones made.
Interesting. It uses a BBC cam. I think I'd save a boatload of money & just build a BBC in the same size (or bigger)...
Tommy
Tommy
I was curious about it made to run with the BBC cam as well... Definately a power house!! You go that route, you sure don't want to fall short on quality anywhere else on the engine...
gman415 said:
For stock OEM stuff, it's 100 Lbs roughly, depending on accessories, intake & head materials.
Tommy
I think alot of the aftermarket stuff uses big block cam bearings because they are bigger. I don't know if it because of not being able to get enough lift or for strength of the cam it's self or maybe both.
What small block are would you put on a big block sized small block?
It need a lot of custom parts. A BBC would be cheaper or a turbo sbc.
As for rod ratio tall deck. 3.750" is all the stock I would put into a std deck motor. A little more n/a not much.
It need a lot of custom parts. A BBC would be cheaper or a turbo sbc.
As for rod ratio tall deck. 3.750" is all the stock I would put into a std deck motor. A little more n/a not much.
