STREET FIGHTER Engine Kit - Ford 393W

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  1. classic ccg

    classic ccg i like cars older than me

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    Resto Benders Evil Twin

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    SOOO..what do you want to know?
    I dont deal with them, since they F@(K^d a Budy. Banned in my book. Poor customer service, defective parts.
     
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  3. classic ccg

    classic ccg i like cars older than me

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    I was wAnting to know if that had a good product? And if the price is good?But gusse. Not
     
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    bmcdaniel Senile Member Supporting Member

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    I ran one of their 347 kits years ago, very nice parts. And had good experience with their customer service when I had questions. Mark O'Neil, the owner, is a standup guy. Why a 393? For about the same money you can go 408.

    Resto, what kind of problem did your friend have?
     
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    Resto Benders Evil Twin

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    Bad customer service, defective pistons.:cry:
     
  7. Ryan

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    I agree. Poor oiling in crank shaft, ruined 2 builds before figuring it out. Poor customer service when ordering replacement pistons and rods. 3 tries to get the right piston, wanted me to pay for overnighting the last one after they screwed up twice. Then the right piston didnt come with the spiral locks that I sent back with the first two pistons.
     
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    I got their Pro Street kit nothing but high quality pieces with no problems at all with customer service. I can tell you their SRS pistons can take some abuse, trust me I melted a few.
     
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    :huh: Am I the only one that find this contradictory :huh:
     
  10. CometGT1974

    CometGT1974 Gearhead

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    i ran a 347 pro street fighter and it seemed to be a good motor w/ good parts. However they did put the wrong length valves in the heads and I was getting coil bind at high rpm's. I had to fix that.
     
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    Well melting pistons doesn,t nessisrily make it the pistons fault. bad timing, not enough fuel and or too much N2o. usually this does it:huh:
     

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