Are 350’s still easy to get? If so, how would you build it?

[Lonesome7.3]

Now that is what I am getting at. A stroker would be nice but I am not above biulding a astock one if most of the internals are good.

 

[slims]

$300 is without the price of fluids and plugs and such.

 

[Lonesome7.3]

The funny thing is I had a 350 a while back that was in the bed of a truck I bought. I was told it was a "high output engine". I am not sure what that means. But because i had to immidiate use for it I let the wife sell it while I was in Iraq. Looking back now I kind of regret it.

 

[slims]

Never need it when you have it. Soon as its gone you need it.

 

[66nova]

Done yet?


Sent from Ft. Worth TX

 

[64shortbed]

It maybe old school but ill still stick with my 350.

 

[Lonesome7.3]

I am going to see what I can find in the salvage yards next week.

 

[cRiPpLe_rOoStEr]

The classic 350 is still easily available and with a strong aftermarket support, but actually the LS seems to be also a good option for cost-effectiveness.

 

[Lonesome7.3]

I watched that show on PowerBlock about the LS. He said you can buy a turn key engine with everything needed to make it run for 7 to 800 bucks. Is that true?

 

[BHB]

A 4.8L maybe. 6.0's typically go for $1000 and beyond depending on mileage.