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Building A Budget 347 Engine 5 0L Roller Block

 
 
Building A Budget 347 Engine 5 0L Roller Block
Building A Budget 347 Engine 5 0L Roller Block
Durability begins with a bottom end designed for horsepower increases. Mark starts with a new 5.0L roller block from Summit Racing Equipment. ARP main studs are a better choice than bolts because they offer strength and rigidity. Mark has coated the block's insides with GE Glyptal to improve oil return flow and seal iron surfaces. View Related Article
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