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Old 01-25-2007, 08:47 PM   #26
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Re: How do you make 350+hp in a 350??

So if i went with the vortec heads what else would i need for a completed head/valvetrain. And what would it do to compression? Would I have to go to dished pistons or could I keep the flattops and still run it off 89 octane fuel?
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So if i went with the vortec heads what else would i need for a completed head/valvetrain. And what would it do to compression? Would I have to go to dished pistons or could I keep the flattops and still run it off 89 octane fuel?
Vortecs require self-aligning rocker arms - the CompCams self-aligning roller tips are a good choice. If you are not using more than .475 lift then the stock Vortec springs are fine. The GMPP Vortecs are 64cc - so depending on your existing heads there would be no change in compression.
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Re: How do you make 350+hp in a 350??

Thanks for the input guys.
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