Thread: Chev 350 building tips....
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10-01-2007 05:53 PM #1
Chev 350 building tips....
I have entered the Bomber class at a local track here in Houston. Below is the rules pertaining to the engine. Last season, 2007, I ran basically a stock Jasper type 355. Nothing special, same motor you would put in the family truckster.
Next year I want to step it up. My machine shop is throwing out all sorts of ideas but I don't want to spend the money on a motor and be on the edge of legality. Loopholes don't bother me but I want to be legal so if I'm torn down I pass.
Thoughts????
2. Engine
2.1. Engine must be stock for type and year of vehicle used. GM in GM, Chrysler in Chrysler, Ford in
Ford etc…..
2.1.1. All major components (block, crank, rods, ) must remain stock for type and year of engine.
2.1.2. Engine size limited to small black only up to 360 ci.
2.2 1.5” springs only and 1.5” ratio rockers
2.3. NO aluminum heads.
2.4. Screw in studs and or pinned are allowed. No other alterations.
2.4.1. Any cast iron head 72cc minimum NO EXCEPTIONS
2.4.2. NO angle milling.
2.4.3. NO porting or polishing. NO gasket matching.
2.5. Stock OEM dish or flat top 4 valve relief pistons only.
2.5.1. NO late model small ring (Vortec).
2.6. Carburetor may be stock 2 barrel of the same type and year engine was originally equipped with
or Holly 4412 500 cfm to be checked with go no go gauge. Stock dimensions top 1.375, bottom
1.687. $200.00 claimer will be placed on carburetor.
2.7. Stock intake manifold.
2.7.1. No porting, polishing, or altering in anyway.
2.7.2. No high performance or marine intake manifolds.
2.8. Cam shaft must match make of engine being used. Hydraulic or solid flat tappet lifters only. No
roller lifters. No bleed down lifters. No altered firing order.
2.8.1. Engine must pull 18” of vacuum @ 1000 rpm.
2.9. Headers or Manifolds allowed. No 180 headers.
2.10. Stock ignition systems.
Welcome to CHR. I think that you need to hook up your vacuum advance. At part throttle when cruising you have less air and fuel in each cylinder, and the air-fuel mixture is not as densely packed...
MSD 8360 distributor vacuum advance