School bus engine swap?
04-19-11, 09:07 PM
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School bus engine swap?
I got a 5.7 liter out of a school bus 350hp stock chevy engine. Four Bolt main. I want to put a set of elberbrook heads and 303 cam. Intake, carbed, comp distributor. I wanna put this in my sc400. I am gonna put a true set of dual gt40 flowmasters 3" on it. Have the driveshaft rebuilt, 400 turbo 3 spd stranny.
So whatcha think? Taking measurements to see if i can put a camaro rear end in it?
Looking for 375-425 Horse
In the future after its running, I wanna supercharge it and fuel injected.
So whatcha think? Taking measurements to see if i can put a camaro rear end in it?
Looking for 375-425 Horse
In the future after its running, I wanna supercharge it and fuel injected.
04-21-11, 08:05 PM
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The 350 chevy was designed through the ancient art of sacred geometry which has imbued the engine with trans-dimensional properties which allow it to fit in any available space, no matter how large or small. This has led to the universal truism, if it exists, you can put a 350 in it. Starship Enterprise ? There's no warp drive, just a bored and stroked 350 with a 12-71 blower and a 200 shot of nitrous. Your goldfish looking a little sluggish ? A mildly warmed over 350 with a nice cam should wake it up nicely.
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The 350 chevy was designed through the ancient art of sacred geometry which has imbued the engine with trans-dimensional properties which allow it to fit in any available space, no matter how large or small. This has led to the universal truism, if it exists, you can put a 350 in it. Starship Enterprise ? There's no warp drive, just a bored and stroked 350 with a 12-71 blower and a 200 shot of nitrous. Your goldfish looking a little sluggish ? A mildly warmed over 350 with a nice cam should wake it up nicely.
