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Old 09-04-2009, 04:51 PM
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Default Knarly De-strokers...

I still have the original "FEE-OH-FI" for my Berlinetta. I thought
that it would just be better with an L-48 Block in there.

A friend of mine built a 305 De-stroker using a 1976 267 Crank.
the 267 has a 3.10-inch stroke that would make a 276 cid.
But this motor could really rap some RPM's He had this in
a 1976 Monza & would regularly toast the Fox based Mustangs...

They never saw it coming... Word got out in Olathe, KS & now
no one will even think of running him!
 
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why build up a 5.0 when you can get a 350 and build that up.... you can get so much more out of a 350 than a 305.... still a sbc but build the bigger motor....... no??????
 
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Old 08-22-2010, 11:31 PM
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why build up a 5.0 when you can get a 350 and build that up.... you can get so much more out of a 350 than a 305.... still a sbc but build the bigger motor....... no??????
I'm brand new here (first post) but:

Because some guys might want to keep the factory block in their car to have a matching numbers classic.

For Example:

My 87 Iroc Z is all original and came with the 305TPI/5speed. It is worth more in its factory trim therefore I would elect to build the 305 rather then swap in a 350.
 
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i build for fun factor,305s are not fun
 
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had a stock headed 305 in a SCCA car that dyno'ed at 375hp and was chipped to 7200 RPM. Just takes money like everything else but I have to agree that a 350 is more HP for less money.
 
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not that i doubt you,but i would have to see that,to get 300hp out of stock headed 305 is a challange,to get 375 hp out of 350 stock headed is a challenge,but i agree you would have to throw a lot of money at it.how does stock head hit 7300 rpm.
 
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this was a common setup for A/Sedan and supposedly a little low for the really high buck guys. Now the have gone to a spec Aluminium head and are seeing 400+ HP at 8000 RPM. The 375HP number is not pie in the sky. Stock valve sizes,.480 lift,and angle milled for 10.3 to 1 compression.The secret was in the custom cam and custom headers and exhaust.($$$$$$)
 
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yeah $$$$$ always the answer,i would love to drive one of those cars,a bunch of top notch mechanics and huge budget make for happy days.till then i will have to stick to what wife decides i can afford lmao.cheers
 


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