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greenformula92 09-30-2011 12:52 PM

There more than one way to build a 377 then...I know its an odd combo but using a 350 block as a base and using the 350 tpi heads opened up a little and the tpi manifold opened up a little could make a fun streetable little motor. The question still beckons, which cam? Looking for bigger than stock but not too big that its going to effect driveability and emissions testing?

BonzoHansen 09-30-2011 01:03 PM

not sure, you probably need to narrow down all the other variables and then select a cam. CID, heads, intake, rpm range, compression, gears, etc.

sweetbmxrider 09-30-2011 03:20 PM

Put in a stump pulling cam and watch the ls car blow the **** by in 3rd gear.

Tru2Chevy 10-02-2011 05:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slow-V6 (Post 786117)
What is the power limit for a stock TPI intake 350 all motor?? Are most of the power gain from swapping over to a better intake like mini ram/stealth ram?? Thats what I always thought.. If you do a stealth ram and a nice cam on your 305 you should get a very nice increase in power without spending over your 1500.00 budget.. Maybe even get some head work done.. If you had more to spend then I would say get a 350 and do that build but if you do a 350 build with the stock TPI intakes on it would it make more power then a H/C/I 305 with a stealth ram setup?? If I rememer that year 305 tpi vrs 350 tpi was only a 20 hp difference or so.. 245hp for the 350 and 225hp for the 305..

Small bore 305 block and the TPI intake are both gonna hurt the power. If it was me I would rather be "stuck" with TPI than "stuck" with a 305 block. At least you can port the TPI to open it up for a little more power up top, the small bore 305 is always gonna be a problem. The TPI is also easier to swap out in the future when time / money allows.

- Justin


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