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A buddy of mine gave me a stock 350 engine that came out of his 1972 chevy 1/2 ton. Is it hard to upgrade the engine to a RAM JET setup?


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Hy Tim Sorby, I'm not sure, but I think you would have to switch the heads to more modern ones so the ram jet intake manifold would bolt on, I thought I read/heard somewhere that GM was going to make a kit to convert to ram jet spec's., hope that helps.

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First you'd better check the lift on the cam lobes. It's known that a lot the late 60s and early 70s sbc had cams with soft lobes. The last two that I've had a 68 sbc 327 and a 72 4x4 350, both had bad cams.

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Thought this site if for inline sixes, you may be biting of more than you really want to chew. Its not as easy as all that. As mentioned cam lift nees to be checked, head breathability and configuration though Vortec heads do help. Going to cost a fair amount of money to do it right. Might just buy a 383 stroker motor and install it. Or`get a crate 330 hp motor from the dealer. You'll like it and its easier than trying to convert, beleive me I know. A lot less headaches. Just a suggestion.


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