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SBC-S-15 welcome to the board.
You may want to change your Cam to the XE268 it will work much better with a stock tranny and stock stall converter, if you insist on going with the XE274 you will need a trans cooler and around a 2200 stall converter. The rest of your motor looks good to me, but I sure the experts here will chime in and let you know if they see a problem. 406chevelle |
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I run the 274 in my 400 and love it. If I was doing it again I would go with the 284 but for a smaller CI 350 the 274 will be perfect. Buy the stall !!!! I run a holeshot 2400 and it works fine. Use the 9" if you can parts are cheap and it will hold up better if you like to melt the tires. Sounds like you have a good combo and have done your homework. Good luck with your build-up.
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DO NOT USE SOLID LIFTERS ON A HYDRAULIC CAMSHAFT
The opening ramp on the hydraulic lobe is way too steep and theres no cushion to absorb the shock. If it ran long enough to get it on the road, it would likely do some very funky things to the valvetrain. Other than that the combo looks good. Larry |
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What do you mean by vortec intake?
Good catch coldknock, I didn't even see that. |
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Unless the vortec heads have been modified; the cam you have selected has too much lift for stock vortec heads.
You will need a higher than stock stall speed converter. Need more rear gear. Go with around 3.55-1 with the 9" or 3.50-1 with the 8". You will also need some sort of traction bar setup. As already stated; you can not use solid lifters with either of the cams mentioned. You will probably not be able to run pump gas with that compression and cast iron heads. Use a trans cooler as well. Good luck and post some photos.
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First, I have and my friend has vortec heads, that cam is too much for stock vortec springs, I would suggest changing out the springs if you run that cam. I ran a 262 and i had a stuck spring as soon as i started up my car. Either because of too much lift or just a bad spring you decide. About compression, 10:1 you can run on 93. My friend has a vortec-headed 10:1 motor, 268 cam motor and he runs on 87 no detonation or pinging(i still don't know how, don't ask, but its true).
Heres my motor 350, 4bolt main Cast reground crank, Northern auto reconditioned rods/arp bolts Hypereutectic 9.35:1 flat-tops, Vortec heads w/ comp roller-tips, XE262,performer RPM airgap, 6210-650double pumper,dynomax headers. TH350 w/ 2300-2500hughes stall with stock 2.41 gears. It was quick thats all i gotta say.The main concern would be springs, gotta get better springs if you run a bigger cam, BTW vortecs don't flow worth crap after .500lift. -Eric |
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Hey i would like to say thanks for all the input already, i appreciate it
this is just my plan so far i have the majority of the parts but still fine tuning if you will with the rest, i will probably go with the higher stall converter, i will buy the appropriate springs once i have decided on the right cam, the only problem now is, probably an dumb one but the solid lifters and a hydraulic cam, what should i use instead?? thanks allot |
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hydraulic lifters
Your best bet is to buy a cam kit, that way lifters are included. |
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