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Old 09-13-2012, 08:34 PM   #22
Dean Feiock
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Default Re: 305 Stocker Block Question

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Originally Posted by nolongerracing View Post
After approving the Dart SHP block for stock and superstock, do you really think that NHRA cares what you do with your $50 305 block? Do you think they are ever going to look at a bottom of an engine again?
I don't use a 305 block. As I stated, I use a 307 or 350 block.

All the things I do to my blocks (block true, lifter true, align hone, etc), need to be done to a new Dart block as well. If you have never used one you should note that they don't come finished.

The fact that Dart is not making a "small bore block" means you will need to install sleeves, just like we do in 307 & 350 blocks. The only difference is that we start with, as you put it, a $50 block instead of a $2000 block. The required prep work is the same.
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