Can you customize a Ford 347 stroker kit?

CNC-Motorsports can customize any 347 stroker kit to meet your specific needs. All balanced 347 rotating assembly kits are completed in house by CNC-Motorsports. If you don’t see the 347 kit you’re wanting feel free to call or email our experienced staff today. We’ll take you there now!

What kind of Head do I need for a 347 Stroker?

AFR 185 heads, Airgap intake, Anderson B-41 cam with a Holley 750 carb will get you there. I know as mine dynoed 460Hp and 440TQ with that combo with the older Outlaw heads. Adperformance has a great reputation and would be a good choice for a shortblock or stroker kit.

How big is a 347 stroke Ford engine?

Bore sizes range between 4.125″ and 4.165″. 363 cubic inches (Big Bore) This configuration is identical to a 347 (3.400″ stroke), except it requires the use of an aftermarket “Big Bore” block. It combines the best of both worlds Bottom-End and High RPM.

Can a 302 block be used in a 347 Stroker?

The 302 block that is in it now is solid, out of a mid 80’s mustang, but the rest of the motor is junk. We’re debating on either machining the block we have, or potentially buying a new setup/crate motor. Our goal is to put a 347 stroker in it and have this car be a daily driver in the summer time, using pump gas.

What kind of engine does 347 Stroker have?

Engine Power, Black and Blue 347 Stroker, Stage 1, Induction, Ignition and Exhaust Combo, Kit Fasteners, 289/302/331/347 Stroker Replacment Main Support Hardware Kit. For 1000 & 1001

What kind of crankshaft does a 1995 Mustang have?

This rotating assembly will take your mild mannered 302 to a heavier hitting 331 in your 1979-1995 Mustang. A Series 9000 cast steel crankshaft offers a 3.250″ stroke & swings a set of bushed 5.4″ long Pro-stock I-beam rods featuring ARP 8740 3/8″ capscrews.

What’s the stroke size on a Ford 331?

This configuration is identical to a 331 (3.250″ stroke), except it requires the use of an aftermarket “Big Bore” block. Bore sizes range between 4.125″ and 4.165″.

How big is a 347 cubic inch stroke?

347 cubic inches (Big Bore) This configuration is identical to a 331 (3.250″ stroke), except it requires the use of an aftermarket “Big Bore” block. Bore sizes range between 4.125″ and 4.165″.