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383 Stroker Mike Huddart Engine

Started by BiggaJ, Nov 02, 2026, 04:50 PM

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JON1D

Mike Huddart engines had a good reputation making some nice figurers on rolling road. I have seen a 383 stroker on a rolling road making +450 bhp back in Dax open days in Harlow. There is a lot of information on Chevy forums for you to identify the parts.
I am sure it will have quality parts in the build but you can always take it for a rolling road tune and see what its making if you like to put it through some runs.
Watching your car on a rolling road is like being at the dentists but x10 worse! 
Dax 351c T5 2.88 1996 -
Crendon 452c TKO600 -2022-

BiggaJ

Looking for some insight and general help please.

My car came with a 6.3 litre Stroker engine built by Mike Huddart, the car/engine have less than 4000 miles and the invoice for the engine on Huddart paperwork is from 2009.

Obviously Huddart engines is no longer trading and aside from the invoice, nothing else is stated. When I picked the car up from Total Head Turners, they mentioned the car having had a street cam, undersized pistons, Stealth intake etc. I can determine via a separate piece of paper in the stack of papers I have, the block is a 1974 4 bolt from a Camaro.

The only thing I can verify on the engine is the stealth intake as it's stamped into the metal, everything else is here say as far as I can tell.

Is there a list of the engines built by Mike Huddart or does anyone know more about them as it seems to me much or any info was not recorded.