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Originally Posted by IROCZBeast
If you think its something bad like a spun bearing I would just pull the motor and drop in a stock motor for now just to get you around.
Throw your old motor on a stand in your garage or somewhere and take your time to diagnois it and re-build it for the spring/summer.
I know that is easier said then done though cause that involves a lot of patience, time and money.
I think it all kinda comes down to how much you really love your car.
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Originally Posted by TransAm4Life
350, 355 or 383? decisions decisions. I could buy another really decent car for the amount I could spend 
I still want a 396 because it sounds cool  |
i think nick pretty has it with what he said. find a cheap stocker toss it in there put your engine on a stand and tear it down find out what happen and either rebuilt what you have or built a stroker. thats your best best i think. this way you can take your time and get it done right cause you'll still have your car but at the same time working on a nice motor.
just make sure you check all the obvious things first before you rip out the motor. good luck with it