1969, 442
Hi,
My 455 was supposed to take 3 months, could have been done in about 9 and in reality should pick up in a year, dyno timing and logistics, part of the delay.
A few of those months delay were waiting for a roller cam blank, another month was waiting for roller rockers, so all depends upon parts going into your build.
ras mentioned you're builder should be able to give a rough estimate, but with all the Covid bs anything you order could have considerable lead time..
Good luck with the rebuild,
My 455 was supposed to take 3 months, could have been done in about 9 and in reality should pick up in a year, dyno timing and logistics, part of the delay.
A few of those months delay were waiting for a roller cam blank, another month was waiting for roller rockers, so all depends upon parts going into your build.
ras mentioned you're builder should be able to give a rough estimate, but with all the Covid bs anything you order could have considerable lead time..
Good luck with the rebuild,
If you know exactly what you want to do-and get pistons, cam and all parts ordered and ready to go it shouldn’t take much more than 3-5 weeks total..as long as the crank or the block doesn’t have any unknown issues
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