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Old 10-06-2016, 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted by spikebot 81

bet you can't wait to stab that in!
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Originally Posted by Alan 71
Hi,
It's odd that Mooser's 427/454 thread started with more or less stock looking engines and compartments…. so I'll try a stock one here!
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that's nice work right there
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My 75 convertible engine bay.
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383 looking bone stock... 2 1/2 Inch C2 cast iron manifolds, Brenzinsky Racing Racing 186 Camel Hump heads with big valves ,etc. etc. Runs nice, Looks stock!
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A 650hp 427 SBC in 350 clothing... :-)















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Old 10-06-2016, 11:53 AM
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Dang
Pauldana that is one sweet mill
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Originally Posted by jr73
Dang
Pauldana that is one sweet mill
Thank you.... The forum help build it.. I started to list some of the names but erased them after I got to 6... A lot of people helped...


Here is the build thread.. you can see real fast who knows what, and all those that helped.. And to those that helped.. thank you again
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...ort-block.html


It moves like a bat out of hell... 1st and second even with 180 tread ware tires are a joke, just burns through it... 3rd starts to calm down, but it to will start to peel at peek hp/tq rpm rang... I have gotten used to it now, and it is very linear and controllable. friggen blast! :-)

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Not my car but .....dang

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Yeah, I'd frame that.
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Now that pic is a work of art
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was a 10.5 350 now a 11.5:1 385
Isky solid roller, crower lifters, jesel shaft rockers, ported team G, aed 850,Dart Conquest (230cc)
Manley rods. RCR accessories
Cold air box & custom valve covers to come at some point
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Default 1970 350 with some mods

A few changes in the bay.
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383 stroker I'm building for my 73
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These are all beautiful. I started this thread to get ideas for my '76 350. In a couple months I'm going to garage mine, pull the engine, and get to work. I've gotten some really good motivation for your pics, and I'm pretty sure I know which direction I want to go in. I've been saving up, and paying off my credit cards, so it's time to start amassing some parts! Here's the Bubba'd-up mess I'm starting with. For now I think I'm keeping my original block and throwing on an Edelbrock 2022 top end kit, and building out from there. Please let me know if you have any suggestions!
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Originally Posted by SpiritOf76
Please let me know if you have any suggestions!
Forget flat tappet cams and go with a roller cam. Yeah, it costs more but you'll be glad you did.

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Originally Posted by resdoggie
Forget flat tappet cams and go with a roller cam. Yeah, it costs more but you'll be glad you did.
and will cure many of your lubrication issues

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I actully thought mine was kind of pretty. My garage floor is definitely nicer since I eliminated the oil leaks.
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Originally Posted by BlowAMouse
How about a Blown 350 ? I'll let youths decide on pretty or not


Nice breather set up on the valve covers.
Who manufactures it and where did you purchase the set up?
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Can a "pretty 350" be stock?
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