Blueprint Engines Budget Stomper Small Block Chevy 383ci Base Engine w/Cast Iron Heads
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Base Engine
Blueprint Engines BP3832CT1 Features:
You can get most versions built up to the intake manifold. Our base units come complete with oil pans, valve covers and front timing covers. We'll let you finish the engine out with your fuel and ignition systems. Base models are balanced, blueprinted and dyno tested. If you have good ?top end? components, use them on a BluePrint base model. * Some exceptions apply - please see individual engine specs for details.I have a edelbrock 7101 intake manifold and will it fit this engine
Will this bolt up to a 95 tbi truck?if so what do i have to do?
torque specs? would like to use this in a full size pick up with an 700R4.
What block was used? And would i be able to put this in a 1997 gmc and use my intake and everything from a 5.7 vortec
I have a 1990 K5 Blazer will this engine both up and can I use the stock throttle body injection System and is there anything else required to run this motor
Will this engine work with a tpi setup
Can I use the throttle body off of a 4.3l as well as the computer?
Can this engine work with a tbi system
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