How much HP is a 383 stroker?

The 383 stroker engines have been reported to achieve 330 horsepower with 410 foot-pounds of Torque, 395 horsepower with 410 foot-pounds of Torque and 395 horsepower with 410 foot-pounds of Torque.

What size engine is a 383 stroker?

A 383 stroker has a 0.030 over bore of the stock 350, giving you 4.030 as a bore diameter. Putting the 400 crank in the 350 increases the stroke to 3.750. Other than that, all the other dimensions stay the same. If you do the math, you will get 382.6; round up and you have 383 ci.

What is the bore size of a 383 stroker?

The 383 stroker engine has a bore of 4.03 inches and a stroke of 3.75 inches versus the GM 350’s bore of 4.00 inches and 3.48 inches of stroke.

What does it take to build a 383 stroker?

See all 19 photos The 383 small-block recipe is one almost every enthusiast knows: mix a 0.030-over 350 block with the 3.750-inch crankshaft from a 400 engine to deliver the long-strong combination. By the way: The standard 4.000-inch bores of the 350 plus the 3.750-inch stroke creates a 377-inch stroker.

What is the difference between a 350 and a 383 stroker?

The 383 Chevy stroker has a longer stroke than that of the Chevy 350. This increased stroke gives us a larger leverage arm, which allows the fuel combustion to apply an increased amount of pressure to the flywheel while using the same amount of fuel.

How much power can a 383 Mopar make?

The affordable and underrated 383 gets a huge boost in the arm by Muscle Motors—to the tune of 559 hp and 611 lb-ft.

Do stroker motors rev higher?

The displacement of the engine is merely the size of the pump. These days we are adding big stroker cranks to smaller engines and are getting 454 cubes out of small blocks, so a 454 cubic inch small block won’t have to rev any higher (per say) than a big block 454 would because 454 cubic inches is 454 cubic inches.