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Old 03-20-2009, 12:08 PM   #1
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Ready For A 350 Crate Engine, But....

I've decided to upgrade my 305 to a 350 stage II. I want to keep the stock hood and dual snorkle. What manifold and carb combinations will fit? I know its tight. Thanks,
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Old 03-21-2009, 02:48 AM   #2
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everything from your 305 will bolt right up to the 350. it just wont be that great. you can find the whole eddlecrap kits at autozone which usually consist of a performer rpm, some chrome valve covers and maybe find a cheap eddlecrap 650 carb. the exhaust manifolds or headers (whatever you have) will bolt right up no problem.



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Old 03-21-2009, 08:52 AM   #3
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Do you need to keep it emissions-legal? If the CCC carb is working fine, there's no reason to get rid of it. They flow around 750cfm, which is plenty for a 350. Just keep the stock carb and distributor, and swap in your crate motor underneath with a good intake manifold. Done deal.
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A good intake won't easily fit under the stock hood though.

I have a performer intake (not an RPM or an air gap - standard performer) on my motor and with either the Q-jet or the holly 750, my 2 5/8" tall 14" round (offset to clear the large cap HEI) aircleaner smacked the underside of the hood. With the bracing cut, it just barely cleared.

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A good intake won't easily fit under the stock hood though.

I have a performer intake (not an RPM or an air gap - standard performer) on my motor and with either the Q-jet or the holly 750, my 2 5/8" tall 14" round (offset to clear the large cap HEI) aircleaner smacked the underside of the hood. With the bracing cut, it just barely cleared.

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haha i keep forgetting my thirdgen had a cowl
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Old 03-21-2009, 10:39 PM   #6
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A good intake won't easily fit under the stock hood though.

I have a performer intake (not an RPM or an air gap - standard performer) on my motor and with either the Q-jet or the holly 750, my 2 5/8" tall 14" round (offset to clear the large cap HEI) aircleaner smacked the underside of the hood. With the bracing cut, it just barely cleared.

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Doh! I forgot about the lower hood line of the F-body vs. my G-body - we have a few extra inches of real estate to work with.
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Maybe I have do do a minor cowl induction to the hood. Or, find a cowl hood. Maybe I can take the guts out of the motor mounts!
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Yea, and your engine will rattle it self to death.
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You can probably fit a Torker II manifold under there. It's a crappy manifold but it will still run.
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I fit a performer rpm under the hood of my iroc with a 2" filter element with a flat base on a holley 750. The air cleaner was rubbing on the hood very slightly, but it was fine for me. Not enough to dent the lid of the filter.
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