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Re: 350 engine
Yeah. #3970010 + mexico = 350 block. Date code should be on the bell housing flange as well. Though one can never be sure with Mexican castings.
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Re: 350 engine
Thanks folks for all of your opinions. I will now if is really 350 as soon as I open it, I wiil keep this thread, I hope the engine is in condition to be rebuilt it, if is, I will need your help with your suggestions on how to make it strong.
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Re: 350 engine
I would not push it to the side if you are looking for performance . Being you have the block and it checks out I would consider a 383 stroke kit . For what you want to do you could get a 383 stroke kit for around 800.00 . Have the machine work done and assembled for around 300.00 to 400.00 . Less if you decide to assemble yourself . This would give you options for a much better head if wanted (cam also ) . If you will be satisfied with 200hp by all means get the crate motor . If you buy the crate motor and decide to mod for more power later you will spend a good bit more than the 1500.00 and not get close to the 383 potential . So I guess it boils down to where you want to go when you say performance . Performance has a pretty broad meaning .
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Re: 350 engine
Yes!!!!!! HOMEMADE
that's exactly what I want, performance your suggestion of 383 sounds good. That's why I want to take all of the time to hear your counseling Thanks |
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Also, keep track of every bolt and place groups of parts like rockers, rods and springs together. I use plastic freezer bags and write on them what the bolts are for and unless you have a photographic memory take pics.
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