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Stangenthusiast77
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What does it take to have a 331 ci? Can it be done with a 302 shortblock? All info will be greatly appreciated, thanks.
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Currently wanting to trade my aero-nose stang for a Four-eyed. Rolling car for Rolling car.
Posts: 68 | From: Los Angeles County | Registered: Dec 2005
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kingmoochr
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no.
you need to do a LOT more research before asking any more questions, that one was really, really stupid
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two-gun kid
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buy a 331 rotating assembly, have a machine shop, balance the kit, clearance the block for it and install it.
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MustangNate
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If you don't change the short block then it will remain 302 cubic inches. What you will need is buy a set of pistons that are 4.030" and a crank that has a 3.250" crank.
Take your stock block along with the pistons, crank and rods to a machine shop. They will bore the block, having them balance the rotating assembly (crank, rods, & pistons) and have them assemble the short block along with a new cam.
That will give you the 331 cubic inch short block you are looking for. ![[Smile]](smile.gif)
You may want to just look for a pre-assembled short block. Here's some prices from a few companies:
Coast High Performance
Street Fighter: $2,299.99
- Cast Crank
- Forged Rods
- Forged Pistons
Street Fighter Pro Street: $2,599.99
- Forged Crank
- Forged Rods
- Forged Pistons
Speed-O-Motive
331ci Long Rod: $2,095
- High Noduar Crank
- Forged Rods
- Hypereutectic Pistons
D.S.S. Racing
Bullet 331: $1,599.95
- 3cc Flattop Forged Pistons
- Nodular Iron Crank
- Stock Rods
Bullet 331: 1,799.95
- 13cc Max Quence Forged Pistons
- Nodular Iron Crank
- Stock Rods
Those are just a few of D.S.S. Racing's short blocks, they offer Pro-Bullet, Super Pro-Bullet, and Xtreme X&R short blocks. Price obviously goes up with each "stage".
Anyways, I hope some of this is informative and helpful. Happy Mustanging!
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1989 Mustang LX Vert, 5.0 Auto
Posts: 1032 | From: Chico | Registered: May 2004
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newcastle
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your link only offers half of the article.
Posts: 80 | From: dixon | Registered: Jul 2004
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FasterDamnit
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Yeah,
$7 is an awful lot.
Posts: 2971 | From: NorCal | Registered: Sep 2001
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