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02 How To Build A Stroker 390 Fe

 
Mump 1209 02 How To Build A Stroker 390 Fe
02 How To Build A Stroker 390 Fe
1 Mark Jeffrey at Trans Am Racing is working with a C6ME 390 block that has been decked square, bored, honed, and line honed. It is amazing how much displacement you can pump into this block. The 4.050-inch bores have been cut and honed to 4.080 inches and will get Trans Am Racing’s 4.250-inch stroke to achieve 442 ci. View Related Article
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