Forged 370 coming together.
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Lol, don't worry I don't take thing personal...sniff sniff! You're so mean!
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Actually the only engine I ever took apart and built was a two cylinder engine back in college, it was a lab engine to be dismantled and reassembled by all the students. So I know the parts and how they work I just don't have any experience which counts for way more.
I'm down for your tutelage! When I get my new place I'll set the garage up as a work shop and you can teach me the right tolerances, etc...
Stroked 5.3 is how many cc's? A stroked 5.7 is a 383 right?
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Actually the only engine I ever took apart and built was a two cylinder engine back in college, it was a lab engine to be dismantled and reassembled by all the students. So I know the parts and how they work I just don't have any experience which counts for way more.
I'm down for your tutelage! When I get my new place I'll set the garage up as a work shop and you can teach me the right tolerances, etc...
Stroked 5.3 is how many cc's? A stroked 5.7 is a 383 right?
BUT BEST BET IS TO GO WITH A STROKER "KIT" WHICH HAS NORMALLY THE FULL ROTATING ASSEMBLY (CRANK, RODS, PISTONS, ETC.)
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So I figure I would update this thread so here's the latest...
Rick was having problems with the converter not locking so Chuck and him figured out a way to lock it manually but in the process found out the above.
I know nothing of how trannies work but I was worried that the bad install job could of hurt the tranny and it appears that I was right. We all know how well Chuck and Vince built and TEST their trannies so it's safe to say those valves and 4th gear burned up in otherways. Shannon said that more than likely
So...on goes the drama!!
Originally Posted by Rick@Synergy
Julien, ok we found that the convertor fianlly locks now. Looks like there is a problem with some valves in the tranny. It was stuck and now locks up. The other issue with the tranny is that there is no 4th gear as well. Chuck at FLT is sending me some valves to try and hopefully this will fix the crap from causing this.
Rick
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I know nothing of how trannies work but I was worried that the bad install job could of hurt the tranny and it appears that I was right. We all know how well Chuck and Vince built and TEST their trannies so it's safe to say those valves and 4th gear burned up in otherways. Shannon said that more than likely
Originally Posted by CHEVRACER83
MOST OF THE TIME JUNK IN THE FLUID FROM IT BEING BURNED, OR A BAD WIRING JOB CAN MESS THEM UP...
PROBABLY THE OLD JOB WHEN THEY WERE DOING THE HARNESS PROBABLY SHORTED A CIRCUIT, AND THRU A CHAIN REACTION TORE UP A VALVE OR VALVES
PROBABLY THE OLD JOB WHEN THEY WERE DOING THE HARNESS PROBABLY SHORTED A CIRCUIT, AND THRU A CHAIN REACTION TORE UP A VALVE OR VALVES
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we seriously need to go and "talk" to the shop that did your engine and trans install... who referred them to you anyways???? WCCH???
it is not even my truck and I am PISSED... F*CKERS
it is not even my truck and I am PISSED... F*CKERS
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Karma guys Karma!! I'm the one that's out $6000 for the install at the original shop + whatever it's costing at Rick's to fix it and I'm the happiest one here! lol
Well happy is an exaggeration but...
I just hope that the tranny isn't in too bad of shape. I'm glad I went with FLT though, I can't imagine having to deal with anyone else.
Well happy is an exaggeration but...
I just hope that the tranny isn't in too bad of shape. I'm glad I went with FLT though, I can't imagine having to deal with anyone else.