Over 210
No, but hear are the years that will work. 1988 to 1995 350 engines.
3970010 is a 327 in the years from 1967-1969 and 350 from 1976-1979
safely upwards of 350 without being built
There is 746 watts per HP. So a 350 hp motor with a power factor of roughly 0.8 would require 261,000 W 261KW generator or 326 KVA.
Yes, 400 heads can fit on a 350 motor, but modifications may be necessary for proper alignment and clearance. The primary difference will be in the engine's compression ratio and airflow characteristics; 400 heads typically have larger valves and ports, which can improve performance. However, the overall increase in power will depend on the specific head design, camshaft, and other engine components. Tuning may also be required to optimize the engine's performance with the new heads.
The normal operating temperature for a 350 crate motor in a 1972 Chevy Blazer is averaged at a temperature of around 180 degrees and 190 degrees, apparently depending on the kind of thermostat one uses.
190 degrees if carb, 195 if fuel injected
yes.
275 h.p.
yes
My 350 crate motor from GM was 210 hp.
50-50 mix antifreeze...240 is as high as I'd want to go safely.
It is a carbureted GM 350 crate motor rated at 355hp/405 lb-ft, retails for $6,499.
the same ones that mount the straight 6 being swapped
Take three weeks off work and real a lot of books
350 Crate Motor. Many choices in manufactures. Google with the term "350 Chevy Crate Motor".any Chevy v8 will fit. small block crate motor best bet. i like the zz4s.AnswerThere is a variety of GM Performance Parts High Output 350 and 383 engines that would easily replace a 305 with no engine bay or wiring modifications. Check out any GM warehousing distributor such as Summit Racing Equipment, Scoggin-Dickey Performance Center, Apple Chevrolet and others.
350 cu/in block used in GM Goodwrench Crate Motor. Made in Mexico.