3.75 crank in a 305 block?

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  • newguy
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2011
    • 170

    #1

    3.75 crank in a 305 block?

    gotta be 355 or smaller ci. I already have a 400 forged crank and a 305 block, and vortec heads.looking to do something dofferent. will this combo work in a hobbclass? flat top, 500 hyd.cam, stock head rules
  • stockcar5
    Senior Member
    • May 2007
    • 1289

    #2
    the 305 bore is way to small. you will end up with less than 340ci depending on final bore. a better option would be a 307 block with a 3.75 crank that will get you 354ci

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    • usafracer
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2010
      • 554

      #3
      A 400 crank is a 3.75 stroke. So if you already have one in a 305 then I guess you know your answer.
      My sarcasm is a pre-emptive strike to your stupidity!!

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      • newguy
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2011
        • 170

        #4
        thanx for reply guys. the 400 crank isnt in anything. its the one I was thinking of using in the 305.

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        • zeroracing
          Senior Member
          • May 2007
          • 1014

          #5
          I will take larger bore over stroke any day. My choice would be 400 block with a 327 crank. I loved the ones I have drove before.

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          • sj valley dave
            Senior Member
            • May 2007
            • 1016

            #6
            The bore of a 307 is the same as a 283...3.875...a 305 has a bore that's even smaller 3.73...The cylinder will shroud the valves...Why would anybody want to put a 3.75 crank into either of these blocks is beyond me....Unless you're building some kind of tow truck or fork lift engine....Turn it down and throw it in a 283....Same difference...

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