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Location: Lompoc California
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350SB vs 402BB
Wow it has 5 motnhs since I bought my 70 shortbox. I also moved into my first home. After 18+ years in the military I feel safe enough to say California will be home for a minute. I started this project building a 350. I have all the parts to complete the 350 build but an addition( Construction of 3 rooms) to the house is slowing me down. I also bought a 402 on eBay for $105.00 which my buddy picked up over in Phoenix and took it to the machine shop. Long story short, the 402 checks out good and he is a excellent builder has begin to assemble the motor. I have a turbo 400 I plan to send out for complete rebuild. I want to go with the 402 but I need to sell the 350 to get some money back. Anybody been down this road before? What do I do?
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Villa Rica Ga
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Re: 350SB vs 402BB
keep em both and get another hot rod to put the 350 in..there PROBLEM SOLVED!!
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Re: 350SB vs 402BB
Ask your buddy if he wants the 350 lying around at his machine shop in case someone needs a different block, i'm sure he will give you a good price.
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Re: 350SB vs 402BB
Very good place to start. Also, you could sell the SBC parts on ebay.
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Re: 350SB vs 402BB
Yes I will try that approach!!!
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Re: 350SB vs 402BB
Keep the 402......... There no replacement for displacement,
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