Thoughts on Putting in a 350 Crate Engine with 408 HP
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Car: 1986 Trans AM
Engine: 305 TPI
Thoughts on Putting in a 350 Crate Engine with 408 HP
I want to swap out my stock 305 TPI auto engine with a 350, but I don't want just a stock 350 so I found this...
http://high-performance-engines.com/...duct_Code=HP34
Thoughts? Would this be an easy swap? What else do I need, new computer or just a new chip? What about anything for the engine it's self? Do I have to replace anything like the rear end? I'm rather new to the whole project car thing so any help would be appreciated.
A Small Block with lots of GUTS. Aluminum Cylinder heads, roller Camshaft, performance intake and fired by a MSD Distributor.
Stage: 2
HP: 408
TORQUE: 414
Engine Type: Chevy Small Block V8
Displacement (cu.in): 350
Block: 4 Bolt main/Roller
Bore / Stoke: 4.030 X 3.480
Crankshaft: Nodular steel 1 Piece Seal
Rods: 4340 I Beam
Pistons: Hypereutectic
Rings: Moly
Camshaft Type: HYD. Roller
Camshaft Lift: .528 IN X .536 EX
Camshaft Duration @.50: 220 IN X 224 EX
Cylinder Head Type: Aluminum
Chamber Size: 70 cc
Valve Size: 2.02 IN X 1.60 EX
Intake Runner Volume: 170 cc
Compression Ratio: 10.1:1
Rocker Arm Type: Roller tip
Rocker Arm Ratio: 1.6:1
Sheet Metal: Chrome V/C T/C Black O/P
Recommended Fuel: 92 Octane
Ignition Timing: 36 Degrees Total Advance
Max RPM: 5800
Warranty: 24/Unlimited
Dyno Proven: YES
Price: $4,699.00
http://high-performance-engines.com/...duct_Code=HP34
Thoughts? Would this be an easy swap? What else do I need, new computer or just a new chip? What about anything for the engine it's self? Do I have to replace anything like the rear end? I'm rather new to the whole project car thing so any help would be appreciated.
A Small Block with lots of GUTS. Aluminum Cylinder heads, roller Camshaft, performance intake and fired by a MSD Distributor.
Stage: 2
HP: 408
TORQUE: 414
Engine Type: Chevy Small Block V8
Displacement (cu.in): 350
Block: 4 Bolt main/Roller
Bore / Stoke: 4.030 X 3.480
Crankshaft: Nodular steel 1 Piece Seal
Rods: 4340 I Beam
Pistons: Hypereutectic
Rings: Moly
Camshaft Type: HYD. Roller
Camshaft Lift: .528 IN X .536 EX
Camshaft Duration @.50: 220 IN X 224 EX
Cylinder Head Type: Aluminum
Chamber Size: 70 cc
Valve Size: 2.02 IN X 1.60 EX
Intake Runner Volume: 170 cc
Compression Ratio: 10.1:1
Rocker Arm Type: Roller tip
Rocker Arm Ratio: 1.6:1
Sheet Metal: Chrome V/C T/C Black O/P
Recommended Fuel: 92 Octane
Ignition Timing: 36 Degrees Total Advance
Max RPM: 5800
Warranty: 24/Unlimited
Dyno Proven: YES
Price: $4,699.00
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Re: Thoughts on Putting in a 350 Crate Engine with 408 HP
and someway to take care of the fuel pump. or get a mechanical one. i kept the in tank and wired it to a relay and bought the mallory 4309
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Re: Thoughts on Putting in a 350 Crate Engine with 408 HP
Keep the stock computer, put a mini ram or HSR on it, correct size injs, upgrade fuel pump and have some tunning done. step 57, Enjoy
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Re: Thoughts on Putting in a 350 Crate Engine with 408 HP
no take all that out, a carb is intended to be used on this motor as most crates
easier to tune with a carb. carbs are just as good as fuel injection. i only favor carb for the ease of tune. if ppl are going to start the fi vs carb bullshit just look at top motorsports, majority use carbs.
whatever route u take enjoy and have fun =]
whatever route u take enjoy and have fun =]
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