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350ci/330HP HO
If i mate this {333hp} engine with th400 trans and 3.36 gears with Eaton 8.2 in posi ,do i need to increase stall converter rpms or will a stock converter do the job, does this combo sound correct for a decent street rod that i can sunday cruise in also?
Will this engine operate with a holley 670 cfm , can the performance be increased on any level by increasing CFM from 600 to 670 or 625 cfm ...
Is there any reason this wouldn't bolt in to a 1977 corvette with a turbo 400 transmission? Using the correct flex plate and torque convertor. The car does have additional hood clearance and flowtech headers.
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