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Billa Offline
#1 Posted : Tuesday, 30 June 2009 7:29:20 AM(UTC)
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Hi Guys,
Out of curiocity, how far can you stroke a 307 chev?
Many people would be saying why bother. But if you wanted to keep the car as standard as possible on the outside, but twick the internals for a bit more grunt.

Also, I have heard the 307 have plenty of meat to bore them out to 4" bores. This alone would make a 307 into a 327ci but this could be pushing the bores to the max!

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#2 Posted : Tuesday, 30 June 2009 7:40:44 AM(UTC)
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People have been making Aussie 307s into 327 and 350 for years by boring them to 4". The one in my mates Monaro ran for 12 years as a 350 with 4.030" bores. Used to run 12s on street tyres and a manual and copped a flogging. I had one in a Landcruiser at 4", gave it heaps too (like wheelstanding and 4WD burnouts). By puting a 3.75" stroke crank in them you can get them out to 377 cubes.

However, I also ask why bother, when using a proper 4" bore block is a less risky process. Id only do it in say an LH Torana when you wanted to stay under 5L, but even then you could just use a 4" bore SBC and regsiter it as a 302 (same block as a 327 or 350).

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#3 Posted : Wednesday, 1 July 2009 8:30:32 AM(UTC)
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if you bore to 4.00 inch just beware they can split the bore.
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