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Is the 350 in a 94 Buick Roadmaster
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Germlin
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Posted: 05/18/09
05:05 PM
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I have a chance to get a 94 Buick Roadmaster with a good running engine, my question is the 350 in a Buick the same as the 350 in a Chevrolet and can I change it to a carb by just changing the manifold and also change the distrubtor. I have a 73 Gremlin that I would like to put it in. Also any ideas about the trans that is in the Buick, is it a regular 700R4? Any help will be apreciated. Jim
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Posted: 05/19/09
11:59 AM
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Yes it is the same engine.As far as what you would have to change i am pretty sure that is correct. I do know that if it is an LT1 the distibutor is behind the distributer so good luck it is a pain. I know Monster Transmission carry's the transmission.There web-site is Eatmyshift.com ask there tech dept. about the rest though.
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Posted: 05/19/09
12:17 PM
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The transmission is going to be an early 4L60E transmission
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chevman24
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Posted: 05/19/09
01:36 PM
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What does the intake system look like? Does it look like a TPI setup or a TBI setup? If it looks like a tpi setup Id leave it fuel injected. Some Roadmasters came with an LT-1. It has iron heads but its vitually the same engine the Impala SS and Camaro's had. The distrib on an LT-1 is an opti-spark and is located underneath the water pump. Yes everything will bolt up fine.
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55Guy
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Posted: 05/20/09
05:50 AM
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Yes, that '94 uses an LT1 style 350 just like the Caprice. You can easily change it over to a carb.
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Posted: 05/20/09
06:09 AM
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The transmission is going to be a 4L60E transmission. You need to check to see if it is a 1 piece case or 2 piece case.
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