is their any diffrence between a short block fro 87-93 or 94-95? and can i put a 87-93 block in my 94 and they be the same?
No, shortblock/longblock is the same. Just swap out the accessories, waterpump, harmonic balancer, etc.
yeah short/long block is the same however upper intake and accesories are different. However depending on where you live and the emmissions rules there you cant put a motor in your car that is not of the same or newer year.
THANKS GUYS I AM JUST LOOKING FOR A BLOCK TO START BUILDING A 331 STROKER THAT WAY I DONT HAVE TO FORK OUT ALL THE MONEY AT ONCE SINCE IT IS MY DALY DRIVER AS OF RIGHT NOW. THANKS FOR THE HELP AND ANY SUGUESTION ON WHAT TO BUILD AND USE IM LOOKING TO PUT 450 TO THE WHEELS NATURALLY ASPIRATED....
I'm not quite sure you could make 450 to the wheels with any sort of 302 based block naturally aspirated.
o yea you can i have seen it i just dont know the guy who did it noredo i know what he did to the motor i just know it was a started as a 302.
Here is a good thread for you to read up on. Are you building a strictly strip car or street/strip car? I think to reach 450rwhp on an N/A engine it would need to be a wild build on a 347 and even then you might not get close. http://forums.stangnet.com/770408-max-power-n-engine.html?highlight=most hp streetable engine
The bottom end from 87 - 92 used forged pistons, 93-95 used crappy hypereutic (sp?) pistons. If you plan on a 450 rwhp you won't be using the stock bottom end anyway. Frankly you're going to have to run about 8500 RPMS on a 302 to make anywhere near that kind of rear wheel power, and the stock block will last about 2 passes down the strip before it explodes, so you if you actually want to make that kind of naturally aspirated power with a 302 you had better scrap the stock block idea and go straight to an 8.2" Dart block. Adam
i was deff not going to build on the stock short block and deff going to get forged crank, rods, and pistons.
