This is bound to fire up a few people.



Corvettes for breakfast, Firebirds for lunch and anything else you care to snack on in between, thanks to our new DSS Stroker

Owners of LS1-powered GM cars have become boastful braggarts these days and rightfully so. Even in naturally aspirated form, these engines are terrors from the factory and adding a head and cam package can easily send them to the 500hp mark with the simple turn of a ratchet. You can't do that with any current stock small-block Ford, so most of us depend on forced induction to get the job done.

Turning up the boost is essential for making the appropriate amount of ass-whipping power, but in order for your motor to survive for more than just one race, you need to have a good foundation that will hold up to the abuse.

The rest of the article is here:


http://www.musclemustangfastfords.com/tech/0408mm_dss/

 

i am sure that costs > $10,000 to put together aswell.

dont remember seeing that come stock in a car either.. lol

 

I guess you guys did not read the link:

The DSS 331ci SuperPro stroker with the Level 20 upgraded block sells for $3,539.95 and is capable of making over 700 hp, although DSS recommends limiting it to about 650 with the stock-block. At this price, the 331 is a good value for the money."