Is there lemon law on 383 stroker engine?

[Sonyarenea]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Tn

 

[Just Blue]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Tn

Don't use the preview when posting as it "eats" your post.

 

[quincy]

There is no longer a "preview" feature when you start new threads. If someone tries to post too many times in a row, though, the posts are flagged.

 

[Just Blue]

There is no longer a "preview" feature when you start new threads. If someone tries to post too many times in a row, though, the posts are flagged.

Ahhh,,,I didn't know that. Thanks Quincy!

 

[FlyingRon]

The Tennessee lemon law only covers complete vehicles purchased new from the manufacturer or an authorized dealer. Unless you got a new car with that aftermarket engine, the law doesn't apply.

 

[racer72]

I'm going to guess the OP has crankshaft issues with his new engine. A cheap method to build a 383 Chevy is to turn down the main bearing journals of a 400 crank to fit in a 350 block. Easy to do and mess up. The turned down journals also need to be heat treated to the original hardness or the engine will not live very long. Another option is to bore the main journals of the 350 block, we called those suicide engines. Guaranteed to blow up in a spectacular fashion. The best method is to use an aftermarket crank, it's made to be used in a 350 block. Built a few of these back in the day. My favorites to build were 331 and 311 mouse motors.