Big block swap kit (455, T350, exhaust)
February 6th, 2016, 09:05 PM
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Big block swap kit (455, T350, exhaust)
Putting the 455 Oldsmobile up for sale. Pro assembled short block.
.030 forged pistons, its balanced with ARP main studs
ARP head bolts, JM 20-22 "coated" cam.
Heads have mild porting and oversized 2.07 intakes on "C" heads.
Brand new Edelbrock intake and brand new Headman headers ready to suck in and spit out the neighbors Prius, Also beefed BOP T350 transmission with less than 5 ...miles on it. Brand new 2 1/2" stainless steel Pypes exhaust system.
package deal low low price of only $3000.00
Will consider selling items separate if and when engine sells, not before.
Will try for local sale first. I'm in Tacoma Wa.
Glad to take more photos and answer questions.
.030 forged pistons, its balanced with ARP main studs
ARP head bolts, JM 20-22 "coated" cam.
Heads have mild porting and oversized 2.07 intakes on "C" heads.
Brand new Edelbrock intake and brand new Headman headers ready to suck in and spit out the neighbors Prius, Also beefed BOP T350 transmission with less than 5 ...miles on it. Brand new 2 1/2" stainless steel Pypes exhaust system.
package deal low low price of only $3000.00
Will consider selling items separate if and when engine sells, not before.
Will try for local sale first. I'm in Tacoma Wa.
Glad to take more photos and answer questions.
February 7th, 2016, 02:18 PM
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Its what I had. I told the rebuilder my plan and he added HD clutches and a mild shift kit plus a looser converter. It was never run behind the 455. It actually came from a 74 Omega (now The Jerimiah's)
February 10th, 2016, 06:19 AM
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That's what I was thinking.... Stuff like this across the country are why I've started investigating an LS swap. How come there's never any deals like this in new england?
Shipping would be a killer.... :/
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February 10th, 2016, 08:41 AM
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Excuse my ignorance but are there options? Not sure I understand.
I can ask the machine shop what the procedure was used.
I'm assuming its standard until "heavy metal" is used but that would be in cases of stroker cranks?
Sorry if I am missing something, I'm no engine building expert.
I can ask the machine shop what the procedure was used.
I'm assuming its standard until "heavy metal" is used but that would be in cases of stroker cranks?
Sorry if I am missing something, I'm no engine building expert.
February 10th, 2016, 09:02 AM
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Makes a difference. The balancer and flex plate will need to be part of the engine package for external.Just saying. No disrespect intended.
Last edited by wr1970; February 10th, 2016 at 09:06 AM. Reason: more info added
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