24 Jul 07, 08:01 am
..................................... I have a 455!
I also have a BOP cased 350 turbo trans - newly rebuilt!
but the 455 is a Buick, not an Olds. :whistle:
bored .060, port and polished heads, huge cam... I really need to put that in something! :headbang:
Will work on a PM shortly.
However... head gaskets really aren't that difficult of a job. So you spend $100 and 4-6 hours, that's really not much to get it up and going soon. Then if you want a 350 later you have a running/sellable 305.
I've never "built" a 305, so as to what cam you would want to throw in there, I'm not 100% certain. I know an inexpensive upgrade to the 350 is the "RV" cam, but I'm not sure if that would be a good upgrade for a 305. The RV cam is designed for more lower end torque for pulling... an RV. I have to stop by Port's machine shop this morning, so I'll ask them.
I'll also work on a PM.
I also have a BOP cased 350 turbo trans - newly rebuilt!
but the 455 is a Buick, not an Olds. :whistle:
bored .060, port and polished heads, huge cam... I really need to put that in something! :headbang:
Will work on a PM shortly.
However... head gaskets really aren't that difficult of a job. So you spend $100 and 4-6 hours, that's really not much to get it up and going soon. Then if you want a 350 later you have a running/sellable 305.
I've never "built" a 305, so as to what cam you would want to throw in there, I'm not 100% certain. I know an inexpensive upgrade to the 350 is the "RV" cam, but I'm not sure if that would be a good upgrade for a 305. The RV cam is designed for more lower end torque for pulling... an RV. I have to stop by Port's machine shop this morning, so I'll ask them.
I'll also work on a PM.