bore?
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not possible. do a search, comes up too frequently to be discussed in detail.
in short, buy a 350 block.
in short, buy a 350 block.
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Its not possible!
By the time it had a 4" bore in that 305 block the cylinder sleeve would be gone and you would be into the water jacket!
If you want more cubes you can build a stroker or just go buy a different block, your not going to do any substantial cube increases from boring a block!
By the time it had a 4" bore in that 305 block the cylinder sleeve would be gone and you would be into the water jacket!
If you want more cubes you can build a stroker or just go buy a different block, your not going to do any substantial cube increases from boring a block!
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Largest you could bore/stroke to would be a 335. 