Building Chevy 4.3 liter V6 - 1994 with balance shaft
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The problem is: Then you have a monster crank able to withstand 1'200 hp in a two bolt cap block able to put out 500 at max. | The problem is: Then you have a monster crank able to withstand 1'200 hp in a two bolt cap block able to put out 500 at max. | ||
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Some say (various sources internet) that one could use the 4 bolt mains of a V8 (aftermarket) and modify the block accordingly. But this would mean major machine work on the block surface, the caps and align bore and hone for new bearings. Not worth the hassle for a mere 250 - 300 hp build. | Some say (various sources internet) that one could use the 4 bolt mains of a V8 (aftermarket) and modify the block accordingly. But this would mean major machine work on the block surface, the caps and align bore and hone for new bearings. Not worth the hassle for a mere 250 - 300 hp build. | ||
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