Engine SwapEverything about swapping an engine into your Third Gen.....be it V6, V8, LTX/LSX, crate engine, etc. Pictures, questions, answers, and work logs.
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v6 89 camaro to a 305 v8 and that motor went out on e so now i have a 350 it is almost done all stockbrand new cranklifter pushrods and all ne wbearings and a new cam it is a erson hifl1h cam lif on it is int .488 and ex is .488 and i have a victor jr intake laying around could i use it with this set up
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It's hard to understand what you are even asking? lol You want to put a cam and intake on your 350. Sure why not. It is up to you.
i am/was trying to find out if it will do me any good to run that intake for a every day driver but i am thinking its a little to much for my mostly stock motor
I would nnot use that intake unless your cam does not start making power till 3000 RPM and keeps trucking till 6500 or more RPM. Other than that you are losing a ton of lower end torque that a small motor with a mild cam needs.
You definately dont want to put a Vic. Jr. on there. It will kill your power. Reallly bad. A Chevy Vic. Jr. is not much good for anything but a full race car. You dont want anything bigger than probably a RPM. A regular Performer would probably be about perfect.
RPM is the way I'd go. Thats what I did on my 383. I started with a Vic. Jr. and my car wouldnt even budge until about 3000 RPM's.When it stalled. Not whati wanted in my daily driver. I swapped it for a RPM, and it was a new car. My setup was AFR 195's, 236 dur 560 lift cam. 3000 stall 700r4.
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