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10-21-2002, 11:25 AM
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motor build (yes or no)
I have a 377 sbc used a 400sbc and a 350 crank. 6" rods. now I seen in the p.a.w were they use a 350 block how? now if this is true. can I use my parts out my 400 and go into the 350. to get a 377? 400 4-bolts are getting a little high priced.thanks
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10-21-2002, 12:44 PM
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if i remember right the 350 block and the 400 crank was a better combo, i havent done the math but i do remember these two combos, and the 400 was not the better of the 2, iether way they are stump pullers.
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10-21-2002, 12:58 PM
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yes a 350(4 inch bore) block with a 3.750 stroke crank gives 377. .030 350 with 400 crank as i'm sure you already know is 383. 400 bored .030 over with 350 crank is also 377
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10-21-2002, 05:49 PM
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the question was could he use his assembly in a 350 block; answer is no because the pistons are for a 4.125 based motor(400) the 350 has a 4in bore and can only go .060 safely, 400 blocks around here are real pricy too. but i remember back in the early seventies when i threw out half a dozen of them because nobody wanted them-you couldn't give one away, my how times have changed.
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10-21-2002, 05:50 PM
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the question was could he use his assembly in a 350 block; answer is no because the pistons are for a 4.125 based motor(400) the 350 has a 4in bore and can only go .060 safely, 400 blocks around here are real pricy too. but i remember back in the early seventies when i threw out half a dozen of them because nobody wanted them-you couldn't give one away, my how times have changed.
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10-24-2002, 10:17 AM
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thanks for the help I think iam going the 350ci as my next 377ci........
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