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Chevrolet Performance SP383 Deluxe 383ci Small Block Engine 435 HP

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SP383 Deluxe 383ci Small Block Engine 435 HP
SP383 Deluxe 383ci Engine
  • 435 HP @ 5600 RPM
  • 445 ft/lbs Torque @ 4600 RPM
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    19355722 is rated 5.0 out of 5 by 1.
    Rated 5 out of 5 by from AWESOME ENGINE!!! I bought this a few months ago for my '69 Camaro. This is the perfect small block for your street rod/ muscle car project. This is my third small block and first 383 stroker engine. I am very pleased and impressed of the power this little bad boy puts out. My Camaro has never ran this good in the 32 years I have owned it. This engine dropped right in and everything lined up perfect. I did not have to modify anything. You will need to install: ignition, headers, pulleys, carburetor and a good quality radiator. This is my set up and what I would recommend for this engine: MSD ignition, Doug's headers (D368), Quick Fuel HR-680-VS carburetor and Griffin radiator. Keep in mind the part# for the headers is for a '69 Camaro. The best part of all, it's a brand new block with a factory warranty. Good luck with your project and keep on cruising.
    Date published: 2018-09-08
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    Would this be a good choice for the street and occasional weekend cruise within 100 mile radius? 3.42 in rear TH400. & 26.5 in rear tire height

    Asked by: 73 Camaro
    Yes, this will work well in that application. We would recommend an EFi system for this engine.
    Answered by: Rusty B
    Date published: 2018-04-26

    Hello, this is for a 70 c10 swb, will the zz6 front accessory kit work on this, is the flexplate compatible with a 700r4, also looking at the sniper efi, and the holley dual sync distributor, is there a benefit to this distributor with this engine? Thanks

    Asked by: jkacman77
    As far as the accessory kit goes, since this is an engine swap there is a good chance it will fit but obviously there will be fabricating involved as with any engine swap. Also you will need to use the 700r4 flexplate adapter to make the flywheel work properly. The Dual Sync will be a great choice and will help with clearance with the Sniper EFI.
    Answered by: sMango
    Date published: 2020-04-25

    what stall speed is recommended?

    Asked by: nivlac
    A 2500 stall speed converter would be recommended.
    Answered by: Jon Jegs Tech
    Date published: 2018-11-06

    will the sniper efi kits bolt right up and work great with this motor due to the single plane intake and will it effect the hp

    Asked by: bartman07
    The Sniper kit will work just fine with this engine.
    Answered by: Jon Jegs Tech
    Date published: 2018-02-09

    What would be a good recommendation for a serpentine belt system for this engine? Or should I stick with the old v-belt system?

    Asked by: bdaly
    V belt systems work well for many applications. Here is a link to the page to look through the serpentine options. http://www.jegs.com/p/March-Performance/March-Chevy-Small-Block-Standard-Mid-Mount-Serpentine-Kits/756653/10002/-1
    Answered by: Rusty B
    Date published: 2018-02-02

    Can I install an 800cfm Edelbrock carb on this engine without have to re-jet? Or will this be too much carb for this engine & horsepower combination?

    Asked by: BSD1
    A 800 will be a little too large and will needed re-jeted . i would look at a 700-750 size carb.
    Answered by: BrandonJ
    Date published: 2018-06-20

    What is the expected delivery to Melbourne Australia, postcode 3030?

    Asked by: Kranny
    Please add this item to your shopping cart and begin the checkout process to see the freight total of your order.
    Answered by: Rusty B
    Date published: 2019-03-07
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