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Old 03-01-2006, 04:40 PM   #1
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Toronto
Posts: 56
Car: 55' Chevy, 57' Plymouth, 67' Camaro
Engine: TT406, NA440, 230-6
Transmission: TH400, 727, ST10
Axle/Gears: 9" - 2.75 gear, 8.8" - 3.27, 10bolt

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FS: Turbocharged 350 SBC

I am selling the engine out of my camaro since I have lost interest. Engine has been completely rebuilt and has been broken in and run on the dyno. It did over 300rwhp/400rw-ft/lbs with zero tuning just after break in on pump gas at only 6psi. Engine is barely broken in. With a little tuning it will easily go over 400rwhp.

Completely rebuilt Martin Engineering 350-1 turbo system on the motor also. Turbo was just rebuilt at J&R Turbos in Brampton. Its currently set at a low 6psi. Engine is complete and can be heard running. 50-60psi hot idle oil pressure. Turbo setup is emissions legal with a C.A.R.B. EO number up until 1985 on all small block chevs. No lag, at full boost by 2500rpm. Potential to make lots more power.

Engine: 350 Small block Chevrolet
Rebuild Type : Competition Engine Rebuild – No warrantee

Machine Work

Block
Casting Number: 14010207
Machine work done: block high pressure cleaned, full inspection, crack checked, deburred, all bolt holes chased, checked cylinders, final honed for Moly Rings, assemble rotating assembly with competition tolerances and "blueprint"

Top Ring Gap: 0.022-0.023”
2nd Ring Gap:0.020-0.022”
Piston-Cylinder Clearance: 0.004-0.005”

NOTE – Passenger side dipstick

Crankshaft
Casting number: 1181
Machine work done: Send crankshaft to Quality Crankshafts to be polished and checked for straightness. Already has been ground 0.001 undersize on main and rod journals and balanced. Set at low limits.

Main journal size: 2.450”
Main journal clearance: 0.003-0.0035”
Rod journal size: 2.100”
Rod journal clearance: 0.003-00.35”
End play: 0.005”
Rod size clearance: 0.013”


Connecting Rods
Casting Number: None
Machine work done: high pressure clean, shot peen, crack check, weight check, resize with new high strength rod bolts (Pioneer brand), hone big end. Already been balanced.

Small end Diameter: 0.927”
Small end width: 0.940”
Big End Diameter: 2.100”
Big End Width:

Heads
Casting Number: 3998920
Machine work done: high pressure clean, crack check, machine deck for flatness, install bronze guides, install hard seats, pin rocker studs, machine seats for 1.94” intake, 1.60 exhaust valves (30/45/60 angles), set installed height of valve springs, lap valves, rebuild heads, assemble valve train

Calculated Compression Ratio: 7.83:1
Valve Spring Installed height: 1.75”
Diameter: Stock
Seat Pressure: 110lbs
Open Pressure (0.550 lift): 325lbs
Max lift: 0.550”

NOTE – replacement heads are early style heavy castings. They have been previously extensively ported. Touched up existing porting job in the bowl area due to new valve seats installed.

Valvetrain
Machine Work: Installed new valvetrain parts and camshaft. No special work needed.

Camshaft specs:
288/298 advertised duration
214/224@50 duration
112 Lobe Seperation angle
107 intake centerline
117 exhaust centerline
69 degrees overlap
0.443” lift intake
0.460” lift exhaust
RPM Range – 2000-5000

NOTE - Existing camshaft (Crane HT284) has pitting on lobes, needs replacing – Sealed Power CS1053 has identical specs as this no-longer made Crane.

Extra
Cleaned and installed tinwork, intake manifold.


Parts:

Felpro Gasket set KS2600
Felpro Shim style head gaskets 7733SH1
Melling HV/HP oil pump M155HV
Midwest Motorsports 8 Qrt RoadRace Oil Pan and Pickup WYS-7101R
TRW Forged Pistons L2441F-30
Hastings Chrome Moly Piston Rings
Clevite77 Rod Bearings CB663P
Clevite77 Main Bearings MS909H
Milodon Main Bolts for Windage Tray 1345202
GMPP Z28 Windage Tray
Midwest Motorsports Head Bolts
Pioneer 190,000psi High Strength Rod bolts
Elgin “Z28” Valve Springs Kit RV943XK
Manley Stainless Steel 1.94” Intake valves 10577
Manley Stainless Steel 1.50 Exhaust Valves 10576
Speed Pro Pro-3000 Camshaft KC1013R
Speed Pro Double Roller Timing Set FMP-2203100
Midwest Motorsports Heavy Duty Push Rods MWM-PR537
Midwest Motorsports Heavy Duty Rocker Arms MWM-RK508

Engine also includes HEI ignition with accel coil, Holley 800cfm double pumper carb, Holley 130gph fuel pump, turbo system, etc. Complete from race oil pan to double pumper carb.

This is a nice mild street setup that was built for road racing but still make make insane power. Change the carburator to a Q-jet and this is a 100% smog legal setup. Your choice of carb - the holley or a stock non-computer Q-jet.

$4000 obro - email me at RacerRickxx@hotmail.com for more details (like the dyno sheet, pics, etc)
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Old 03-02-2006, 02:24 PM   #2
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Location: Toronto
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Car: 55' Chevy, 57' Plymouth, 67' Camaro
Engine: TT406, NA440, 230-6
Transmission: TH400, 727, ST10
Axle/Gears: 9" - 2.75 gear, 8.8" - 3.27, 10bolt

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Price is in Cdn bux and was Built by Wright Racing Engines in Thornhill Ontario.
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Old 03-02-2006, 02:43 PM   #3
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Location: Miramichi, NB
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Car: 86 Monte Carlo
Engine: Blown 489
Transmission: TH400
Axle/Gears: 9" 370s

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im in Ontario, are you willing to separate the turbo setup?
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Old 03-02-2006, 03:50 PM   #4
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Location: Toronto
Posts: 56
Car: 55' Chevy, 57' Plymouth, 67' Camaro
Engine: TT406, NA440, 230-6
Transmission: TH400, 727, ST10
Axle/Gears: 9" - 2.75 gear, 8.8" - 3.27, 10bolt

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I can't really seperate.

Then engine is built specifically for the turbo system with forged low compression pistons, heavy duty stainless valves, bronze guides, and real hardend seats in the heads - not plain cast iron inserts. The cam is also turbo friendly with a wide LSA and low overlap.

I am somewhat flexible on the price and you can hear the engine running. I have chassis dyno sheets from the initial break-in of the engine and it has under 100km on it - total. Its probally much closer to 20km on it. 3 Chassis dyno runs, and moving it around the shop and my house.
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