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  1. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    NO, cuz the heads aren't closer. They just have smaller combustion chambers is all. All the valve train components are all the same. The physical dimension are all the same other the combustion chamber size and port sizes. Everything else is the same in related to distance. If the cam has .450...
  2. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    Its gonna act like a 350 cam with 23 less cubic inches. The cam is going to provide the same attributes to a 350 as it would a 327 or any other small block. The valve timing, lift, duration and all remains the same. If you're talking later model OEM cams, you can put a 350 cam in any small...
  3. hotrodpc

    You can give that up dude. Noone figures me out. I don't allow it.

    You can give that up dude. Noone figures me out. I don't allow it.
  4. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    I'll take a wild guess and only ASSUME the N is on the crank is to designate its Nodular Iron Cast. A bit better than just a cast crank but still not forged. Its what it means in other breeds of GM cranks like Olds 455 for example. I'll let some others chime in on this too, cuz its a long deep...
  5. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    No, turning a crank is only cleaning up the journals. They will grind off .010, .020, or .030. They will take off little as possible to clean it up. So if they grind of .010 off the mains, and .010 off the rod journals, then its a .010/.010 crank, and you will order your bearings .010 thicker to...
  6. hotrodpc

    Whud the Fugg you doing over here Dawg??? :pfingers:

    Whud the Fugg you doing over here Dawg??? :pfingers:
  7. hotrodpc

    Project Battle Notch

    Any idea what mods your bud is going to do to the Th350??? I have a feeling you're gonna need a few. Have you by chance considered a glide??? What kind of times you looking at or guestimating???
  8. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    yes, that is where weight was removed for factory balancing. Which spec is not near what a pro balance job will do. Any motor other than a stocker that I build, spend the money. Take the rotationg assembly and have it balanced. Usually when it gets done pro, they balance to within 1/2 gram...
  9. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    By the block # you gave me, its a large journal. 62-67 would be a forged crank small journal, 68- up is large journal. 327 large journal and 350 are the same blocks. Use the same con rods too, but as we just discussed pistons are differnat compresion height at the wrist pin even though the bore...
  10. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    Yeah, I did have to go check myself. Comp Height is differant, so no its not as simple as a crank change.
  11. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    I don't think so 66N. Don't 327 and 350 have the same compression height on the 5.7 con rod? I think its just a simple crank only swap. In most cases you're right, but I am farily certain, 327 and 350 pistons are one of the rare interchangeables. Both are 4.0 bore OEM, use the same compression...
  12. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    You mean the motor starts??? Sounds like you got a bit of work to do before its actually RUNNING. So you are running the 327 in it then??? This is obviously a large journal 327 engine??? Why not find a 350 crank and put in this thing. You'll notice a significant horesepower/torque increase. More...
  13. hotrodpc

    Sup Dawg??? You still hanging at forums somewhere? Send me an email [email protected]. I...

    Sup Dawg??? You still hanging at forums somewhere? Send me an email [email protected]. I changed email addys, so make note of the new one. Its just the @ymail.com that changed. I changed ISP's.
  14. hotrodpc

    Hey Ducky, you doing OK??? Haven't seen you post anything in awhile. So how is that motor swap...

    Hey Ducky, you doing OK??? Haven't seen you post anything in awhile. So how is that motor swap working out now? Still hanging in there good??? Get in touch dude. My new primary email addy is [email protected].
  15. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    Think it will rust up??? I know it will !!! Get some paint on it. IF you like that unpainted look, they also sell that color in hi temp. Machines shops use it alot to primary coat heads after a valve job.
  16. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    That's a whole lotta over analyzing right there. We know there is no substitue for cu in. Although, I am one to sometimes wonder if that isn't t ALWAYS true So that said, all that up there is kinda moot. So if you are asking which motor will be faster. Yep the 454 will.
  17. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    Theoreticaly yes, the BB should get to its max rpm quicker since its lower if I understand what you are asking. And it has the torque to get their quicker too. But I assume you are talking engines sitting on a stand since weight of vehicle, wind drag, transmission type, stall, gear ratio etc etc...
  18. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    Many things determine how fast a motor winds out. One of them being stroke, yes. So what do you mean by how fast it winds out? As how fast in the amount of time it gets to max rpm, or the max rpm itself??? Are you asking as to why Small block will turn more rrpm, and big block less?? Stroke is a...
  19. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    The cc of the head is NOT going to determine when the motor chokes and starts to float valves. That's all decided in the cam and valve train componets. Also 1.94 is the size of the valve, has nothing to do with the cc head volume. Also a double roller chain has nothing to do with compression...
  20. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    It may not have been decked or heads milled. It could be flat top pistons and a 69 cc head instead of a 76cc head. Don't over guestimate. There are several way to vary compression. And your 63 could be a 8.5 : 1 with tired rings or valve guides too. Look at the whole picture and don't over...
  21. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    The later 350's are about 8.5 or 9 to 1 compression stock. That's using a dish piston and 76cc heads. Smaller combustion chamber heads raise compression, flat tops without a dish in the piston raises compression, longer stroke raises compression, boring will raise it a tad, milling the head will...
  22. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    I'm not saying its going to starve for air. Its just physically impossible to cram that much air down the ports. It not going to starve at all, but more air means bigger explosion and more power in the combustion chamber. The ONLY advantage to 305 heads is higher compression and thats really not...
  23. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    That's nice JeemC. Looks like that came off one of those Medium Duty Top Kick trucks. You need to be putting that biggo honkin steering wheel on your truck. You'll be owning the road with that biggo wheel !!! :rollin:
  24. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    Over off Shields, like beside or just behind a corner car lot? That would be Gary's Differential and that dude is high priced. He wanted $40 just to install a damn U joint in a driveshaft I was gonna carry in. I said to hell with that. I used my vise and sockets and did it myself for FREE and...
  25. hotrodpc

    '63 Chevy step side

    $1250??? Sumbitch???? Axles made of Gold or what??? Tell them steel will be just fine and get it down to about $700 or so, then you'll talk. Dayum !!! Who did you call??? 3.73 would be an awesome gear for that 454. You're not worried about comfort in that truck so for that kind of money, you...
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