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    545 cu in. bbf shotblocks

    thought id post it up see if anyones interested, i build and sell bbf stroker shortblocks range from 502-557 ci. all new parts fully machined block,balanced and assembled$2550
    john

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    Sometimes I wish I whould have went this way instead ...... Sounds like a good price

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    I've yet to try one of Johns engines (we'll see how long my current one lasts) but I've dealt w/ John on a few other things and he is a straight up guy. I would not hesitate to do business with him again.
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    thanks for the kind words kenny,now blow that sucker up lol!
    the price cant be beat!
    john

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    What kind of power should one expect from a 545?

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    ive done a few setups with a 545 and the tfs street heads flow 350cfm outta the box and a decent solid roller easily over 700hp and over 600lbs trq no power adder all motor
    my own 545 with tfs A460 style heads 430cfm outta the box and a BIG solid roller will make 900+ on the motor. mines still a work in progress,ill post some pics when i get it farther along.
    john

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    That'd be great for the jetboat, when the olds 403 fails, I'll be giving you a call.
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    i might be interested once i get into my project a little further.
    2 questions

    do you know the breaking point of these blocks?hp limits?

    how much for one built to handle a decent amount of boost?

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    the stock blocks can handle a lot! of hp,erica ortiz ran a stock block turbo setup ffw with a cast crank in the 1200-1300 hp zone.
    i know one guy who ran a 10-71blower alcohol injected making 1500hp with a stock block.in a funny car.
    most important thing is the tune ,no detonation is the key.
    i personally only recommend 750-800 hp with a cast crank,although some make more.
    i have forged cranks avail as an upgrade for a little more and they are good for 1500hp .
    also upgraded rodbolts avail.
    i can add 4bolt mains for extra too,and can do custom pistons.
    my personal motor will be in the 900hp and a 250-350 shot ,im runnin a forged crank to be safe.
    if you have any more questions feel free to ask
    and if anybody needs one hit me up.
    john

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    Quote Originally Posted by bbfstanger View Post
    ive done a few setups with a 545 and the tfs street heads flow 350cfm outta the box and a decent solid roller easily over 700hp and over 600lbs trq no power adder all motor
    my own 545 with tfs A460 style heads 430cfm outta the box and a BIG solid roller will make 900+ on the motor. mines still a work in progress,ill post some pics when i get it farther along.
    john

    This is probably a stupid question but would something that nasty be streetable?
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    yes the combos are streetable,700+hp and streetable,the big factor is the solid roller, a good street roller which is easy on the valvesprings or a good sized solid flat tappet is perfectly streetable.
    now mine is a big roller 289-312@.050 and 824lift kinda hard on the valvetrain,and diff heads and isnt really streetable,but ill bring it out on the street a couple times im sure.
    john

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    do you build any sbf??

    do you only build bbf or do you build sbf too?
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    yeah i can do small blocks too.
    john

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    you have a pm

    let me know thanks
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    got your pm back at ya.
    john

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    bbfstanger,

    I hate to do this to ya, but in order to sell parts and/or services on the board you need to be a SBZ Vendor. I can't allow you to sell things when we have vendors paying to do the same thing.

    PM me if you're interested.

    Thanks,

    Matt.

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