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Reality check needed building a 347 stroker for 94 Mustang
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<blockquote data-quote="rotor_powerd" data-source="post: 15605378" data-attributes="member: 76391"><p>Go for it. If you're not looking to make crazy power or anything like that, you can assemble an engine in your garage easily with basic tools. Feeler gauges and plastigauge will get you "close enough" to have a well running engine that you can have pride in building yourself. It's called hot rodding - people have been doing it forever and for good reason.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rotor_powerd, post: 15605378, member: 76391"] Go for it. If you're not looking to make crazy power or anything like that, you can assemble an engine in your garage easily with basic tools. Feeler gauges and plastigauge will get you "close enough" to have a well running engine that you can have pride in building yourself. It's called hot rodding - people have been doing it forever and for good reason. [/QUOTE]
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