305 To 350?
we can get our hands on 2 seperate 350s. one being out of a 86 (tbi) 4x4, it started smoking a little so a new 350 was put in. another one is out of a 76 pontiac, its a 350 4bbl. both of them are in front of automatics, would these motors be able to bolt up to a 5speed? with the factory parts?
How much work are looking to do in either case?
Easiest would be to rebuild/mod the 86 while it's out of the car & then drop it in, x-fering
all teh accessories from teh 305.
we goin to put as much work as it takes to get it running good. we might get it bored small bit with forgded pistons, cam, rods? what every my friend wants? what about the injectors and different motor sizes, 305 to 350, anykind of differnet tune for correct amount of fuel? i think the 350 out of the 86 truck is complete w/ heads and all. so we would tear it down and put some goodies in it. the motors are free so all we goin to be out of is parts $.
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tpi WHAT carb WHAT As always, budget dictates everything, and in some areas so does emissions testing.
If you are concerned with passing smog, then a carb swap won't do. If not, that would make an easy performance makeover.
There are some stout TPI style systems out there, but again budget, and install skills come into play.
If budget is an issue, then I would get a TBI setup from a 350 truck, and purchase a PROM setup for a 350 with mods.
Now as far as spending big money on a bottom end, unless you are building BIG power, and from your question I'm guessing not, you don't need forged rods and the like.
A good set of hyperuetectics on a set of stock rods w/bolts, will work nicely. Spend the money on cyl. heads, this and the proper cam will be where the fun factor come in.
kevin

