377 Stroker Sbc Motor on 2040-parts.com
Minden, Nebraska, United States
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Small block chevy 4 bolt main 400 block bored to 4.185 with a scat crankshaft, 4340 light weight rods and cp forged pistons. Comp flat tappet cam and 49 cc heads with 230 runners and world product intake. Full roller rockers set up with a circle track pan and pickup. Great running motor that was built for a modified run once and sold the car and kept the engine. This motor comes as seen in the pictures. Will put on a pallet for shipping if buyer a ranges for it.
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