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Old 12-28-2005, 02:33 PM
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Default lt1 heads on old 350

i have an old 350 4bolt block that i plan on building this summer.
now a buddy has an lt1 engine at my shop and we were talking about maybe useing the heads and Intake manifold.
the thing i want to do is make it a fuel injection style engine, so he's goin to sell me the parts i need if it can be done.



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Old 12-28-2005, 03:02 PM
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It would require a LOT of work to get them on there. The water jackets are completely different so they'd have to be welded up and re-machined. Much less expensive to go a different direction.


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thanks that what i needed to know
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It would require a LOT of work to get them on there. The water jackets are completely different so they'd have to be welded up and re-machined. Much less expensive to go a different direction.
Will the LT1 intake will bolt to conventional SB heads?
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they will bolt up if you modify the bolt holes on the intake
But also remember that the intake is a dry intake so coolant doesn't flow through it so you have to re-route coolant.

Also the LT1 heads are reverse flow heads.
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