How many of you would buy an aftermarket block in low deck height. Aluminum, cast iron, up to 4.500 bore size.

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900 HP would be a goal but damn, it's still a stock block. I have seen stock block survival but unsure their longevity.
Aluminum caps, aluminum rods, I suppose could make a stock block live a long while.
900 hp ? not a very wise investment with a factory block.
I'm sure Tim will tell you the same.
Pay now or pay dearly later.
 
900 hp ? not a very wise investment with a factory block.
I'm sure Tim will tell you the same.
Pay now or pay dearly later.
Right, there would be a lot of in front of the drawing board but inspiration I will post up in 1 minute.
 
I assume this is a 230 block, no girdle, no cross bolt mains 9800 rpm
 
900 hp ? not a very wise investment with a factory block.
I'm sure Tim will tell you the same.
Pay now or pay dearly later.
Gotta agree with that, especially N/A, or on nitrous. I think you can make a production block live, at least for a while, at 900 hp turbocharged, normal stroke, and not a lot of rpm.
If I were trying for 900, I think a good aftermarket block would be my first buy.
but I'm just trying to make 600.
 

900 hp ? not a very wise investment with a factory block.
I'm sure Tim will tell you the same.
Pay now or pay dearly later.
Yes tim would say that lol.
He's been pushing me to go get a new block now. But going from low to rb it's not just a block it's nearly everything replaced.
 
950+hp, ..... AT NINE GRAND!?! YIKES. and with a production block yet. Did it make it off the dyno in one piece?
Id like to know that too, that thing was running pretty smooth
 
950+hp, ..... AT NINE GRAND!?! YIKES. and with a production block yet. Did it make it off the dyno in one piece?
It sure isn't going to the grocery store.
It's probably only required to stay together for one race event. Freshened and magged on a weekly basis, if not just replaced.
 
It sure isn't going to the grocery store.
It's probably only required to stay together for one race event. Freshened and magged on a weekly basis, if not just replaced.
Yeah back when it was built they probably had 50 of those blocks ready to go.
 
I talked with Richard Bradshaw a while back of bully having "The block" availability. The question was is a low deck 4.5 bore drilled for hemi head possible? He was quick to claim yes without any real answer on pushrod angle concerns.

I didn't get a warm fuzzy feeling with the interactions. So I paused. Then read some delivery issues that was being experienced.
 

Gonna need more rear end to handle that monster.... I think this one will do. lol

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My Keith black block is 4.500 and the mega block I bought was good at .030 (440). I had a 440source kit at .055 over and bought.030 pistons from Brandon because I was going to waste block thickness when the bores were so nice. I had to rebalance everything but ohhhh well. Then I sold it off 4-5 years ago when I was having so much fun with small blocks. The keith black block sits all together doing nothing.
 
My Keith black block is 4.500 and the mega block I bought was good at .030 (440). I had a 440source kit at .055 over and bought.030 pistons from Brandon because I was going to waste block thickness when the bores were so nice. I had to rebalance everything but ohhhh well. Then I sold it off 4-5 years ago when I was having so much fun with small blocks. The keith black block sits all together doing nothing.
Do you know how far the Keith black block can be bored beyond 4.500 ?
 
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