Cam, Intake, Carb for a 350 ho??
Cam, Intake, Carb for a 350 ho??
allright,
finally after all the saving it is now time to upgrade the cam, intake, and carb on my 350 ho deluxe
the engine runs great as it is but my job has been really generous to me( gotta love tip share:hail: )
anyways, i believe i have the intake and carb down but need help on the cam??
intake- vortec rpm air gap.........219.95
carb- maybe a 750 or 650 double pumper
cam.........xe274???
could someone please help me.
i want to see mid to low 12's naturally aspired, yet i would somewhat like to keep my good gas mileage
i should be purchasing this stuff today or tommorow so quick replys are appreciated. thanks
by the way i already have a performance rear, trans, and suspension so hooking is not a problem
finally after all the saving it is now time to upgrade the cam, intake, and carb on my 350 ho deluxe
the engine runs great as it is but my job has been really generous to me( gotta love tip share:hail: )anyways, i believe i have the intake and carb down but need help on the cam??
intake- vortec rpm air gap.........219.95
carb- maybe a 750 or 650 double pumper
cam.........xe274???
could someone please help me.
i want to see mid to low 12's naturally aspired, yet i would somewhat like to keep my good gas mileage
i should be purchasing this stuff today or tommorow so quick replys are appreciated. thanksby the way i already have a performance rear, trans, and suspension so hooking is not a problem
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Here is what I did to my 350HO:
XE274 cam and lifter kit
Demon 650 Carb
Super Victor for vortecs intake
Had my vortecs ported and polished, shaved to 57.5cc and put on the Fel Pro .015 shim gaskets (10.06:1 compression)
KMotion valve springs
Pinned studs
So far I have managed traction impaired 12.6's at high 108's.
XE274 cam and lifter kit
Demon 650 Carb
Super Victor for vortecs intake
Had my vortecs ported and polished, shaved to 57.5cc and put on the Fel Pro .015 shim gaskets (10.06:1 compression)
KMotion valve springs
Pinned studs
So far I have managed traction impaired 12.6's at high 108's.
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Originally posted by chefdan1
what about just the intake and carb
i gonna wait on the cam
thanks
what about just the intake and carb
i gonna wait on the cam
thanks
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Engine: 350HO
Transmission: M4
Those vortec heads will love a RPM Air-gap and a 750 cfm carb.
Depends on what you want for mileage. I wouldn't go with a victor, at all. Not with a 350. Maybe if you had a built 400.
But i would defiantly reccomend the RPM air-gap part # 7516. and a 750cfm carb. you'll see probably 20hp more. easy.
Depends on what you want for mileage. I wouldn't go with a victor, at all. Not with a 350. Maybe if you had a built 400.
But i would defiantly reccomend the RPM air-gap part # 7516. and a 750cfm carb. you'll see probably 20hp more. easy.
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Originally posted by scottland
Those vortec heads will love a RPM Air-gap and a 750 cfm carb.
Depends on what you want for mileage. I wouldn't go with a victor, at all. Not with a 350. Maybe if you had a built 400.
But i would defiantly reccomend the RPM air-gap part # 7516. and a 750cfm carb. you'll see probably 20hp more. easy.
Those vortec heads will love a RPM Air-gap and a 750 cfm carb.
Depends on what you want for mileage. I wouldn't go with a victor, at all. Not with a 350. Maybe if you had a built 400.
But i would defiantly reccomend the RPM air-gap part # 7516. and a 750cfm carb. you'll see probably 20hp more. easy.
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the victor seems alittle big for the application, the rpm air gap might even be a hair too big, but with a big carb it will make good power, sacrificing mileage.
he will lose a grip of low end torque by going with the victor.
he will lose a grip of low end torque by going with the victor.
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Originally posted by scottland
the victor seems alittle big for the application, the rpm air gap might even be a hair too big, but with a big carb it will make good power, sacrificing mileage.
he will lose a grip of low end torque by going with the victor.
the victor seems alittle big for the application, the rpm air gap might even be a hair too big, but with a big carb it will make good power, sacrificing mileage.
he will lose a grip of low end torque by going with the victor.
A. The majority of people run stall converters with stall speeds above the major loss of torque.
B. Unless he plans on running drag radials on the street, his car will never hookup, so why multiply the problem by adding more low end torque?
C. Single plane intakes have better air/fuel distribution characteristics if he ever decides to try nitrous or a centrifigal supercharger.
With my super victor and 10:1 with a 3000 converter, i can power brake in 2nd gear going 30 mph. Just come against the converter and hit it. I have also 1.88 60 footed with tire spin on radials. That is plenty of streetable torque for me.
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