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I am considering putting a crate motor in my '67 Z rather than the original motor since I am going to use it as a driver and wondered if some of you with experience with these motors could give me some advice. Is there a GM crate motor that you would recommend that would give me 350 - 400 hp and be a direct bolt in with my M21 etc? Looking for any advice that you may be able to offer
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Mark:
I was looking at doing the same thing, and for a daily driver, seems like it would be hard to beat the ramjet 350, especially considering that a good aftermarket FI system will set you back 3 grand. I know it isn't an ultra high performance set up, but 350 horses and 400 pound feet would certainly work for a daily driver, especially for under $5,000 complete with fuel injection. http://www.sdpc2000.com/catalog/120/prod...ne-Assembly.htm Wish I could tell you I have experience with one of these engines, but maybe someone else here can offer some insight. Lynn |
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Thanks Lynn...not sure how I'll fit that FI unit under the cowl plenum breather though
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Mark, Why don't you just do a non numbers stock 350 with the Z bolt ons. That would not be to hard to do. You could run a cast crank 350 with flat pistons and a 2 bolt block. Put your Z intake, Holley and valve covers on the motor. probably be cheaper than the crate motor. Just a thought.
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Thanks Sam...I am thinking along those lines also with maybe a '67 350 with and L79 cam and 10:1 pistons???
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PERFECT! The planning stages are over. Crate motor......
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