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350 to a 357 build up, need help  
blueshirtbaby08
New User | Posts: 2 | Joined: 06/08
Posted: 06/26/08
10:19 PM

I got a 350 4 bolt main, and heads, i want to bore .040 over, cuz i got the pistions and rings and kit. I am also going to resurface the deck down .010 to .015 for a gain in compression.  I need any tip i can get on building this, i still have to bring the block down to bore out the one i had someone screwed up, i am goin to get the heads done, 2.02 1.60 and thinking about a 280h comp cam, 249-cl12-212-2,.480 lift 280 duration. and rollor tiped rockers. I want to be streetable but want to strip too. edelbrock performer intake, edlebrock or holley double pumper. Also i have a 400 turbo tranny, should i use it or the 350 i got?I will be putting on a 2400 stall coverter. Any suggestions anyone? I will be putting it in a 74 nova. Thanks  


 
Mighty_Mouse
User | Posts: 52 | Joined: 06/08
Posted: 06/27/08
12:00 AM

you really wouldnt need the t400 trans, your not going to be running that much power through it. a healthy t350 will do you fine.  


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blueshirtbaby08
New User | Posts: 2 | Joined: 06/08
Posted: 06/27/08
05:38 AM

ok thanks, it will be less hastle cuz i know it works good.  


 
GibTG
Guru | Posts: 1199 | Joined: 10/03
Posted: 06/27/08
07:04 AM

A bowl blend will be necessary to make use of the larger valves you're installing.

Use a Performer RPM intake, preferably an air-gap if you have no need for a exhaust crossover.

I second the advice to run the TH350. There will be significantly less parasitic drag compared to the larger TH400.  


 
Mighty_Mouse
User | Posts: 52 | Joined: 06/08
Posted: 06/27/08
09:28 AM

Will an intake with no exhaust crossover work on heads with the exhaust passages? Just making sure so I don't screw up.  


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GibTG
Guru | Posts: 1199 | Joined: 10/03
Posted: 06/27/08
01:18 PM

Of course a "non-crossover" intake will bolt up even though it may not be an ideal situation...

The best scenario would be to have a cylinder head with no exhaust crossovers cast in and an air gap manifold. Most aftermarket heads short of a few stock replacement heads have no heat 'crossovers.'  


 
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