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Small Block Chevrolet
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This part is only legal for sale and use on Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles or on vehicles used solely for the purposes of closed competition racing.
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Specifications:
Will this kit work on our 1989 Silverado with the 350 engine? We are switching over to a carburetor and would like to upgrade the heads and cam at the same time.
Will this work on ann1985 305 and What cfm carb would be best suited?
I know this sounds dumb but this kit says “efi” I bought a 350 that’s a efi and I’m looking to do the top end will this kit work for that?
Will this work with a 283 small block
Will this work on my 350 4 bolt main 10 to 1 flat tops
I have an 85 chris craft scorpion boat with a 5.7 sbc motor. Looking to do just the top end. Would this kit work without using the included cam and timing gears and just using heads and other accessories? Thanks.
If im not worried about hood clearance will the work with 84 corvette?
So I am buy the Replacement Chevy TBI 350 ci 5.7L Crate Engine from here part #059-8758 will this kit work with this engine replacement
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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