Here's how I did it.
The motor was a small block Chevy 350, bored out to a 383 stroker. I purchased the truck w/ no motor and so far I have done 100% of the work by myself.
Check it out @c10trucks @speedsociety @chris.scustoms
C10 Truck - Dropping in a 383 Stroker Motor by yourself
7 years ago by johnthompson (59)
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so cool man... keep up the good work and keep us updated!
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Thanks, will do!
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Nice I did the same the motor and sm465 was so heavy it would lower by itself lol it was perfect to guid it in by myself.
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Nice! These photos were taken from my security camera in my shed because I forgot to shoot any photos while I was doing it.
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It’s better than me lol a only starter filming way after when I did my swap
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