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Old 04-22-2004, 09:07 PM   #1
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blown 455

Hi Everyone,
I want to drop in a '76 455 Buick in my 57 Chevy. Right now I am running a blown 350. I want to use the blower off the 350. Where can I find an intake for this? I probably will need a new drive for the blower case. Who makes one? Can a 455 crank stand up to the stress of a 3 inch belt on the snout? Obviously I need to set the engine up for the blower. Forged pistons, blower cam, good set of heads, headers to fit, motor mounts and anything else I need to make this work. Quite the project but should be fun and I am looking forward to that Buick torque!
Thank you.
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Old 04-22-2004, 09:51 PM   #2
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Re: blown 455

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Originally Posted by zundapp39
Hi Everyone,
I want to drop in a '76 455 Buick in my 57 Chevy. Right now I am running a blown 350. I want to use the blower off the 350. Where can I find an intake for this? I probably will need a new drive for the blower case. Who makes one? Can a 455 crank stand up to the stress of a 3 inch belt on the snout? Obviously I need to set the engine up for the blower. Forged pistons, blower cam, good set of heads, headers to fit, motor mounts and anything else I need to make this work. Quite the project but should be fun and I am looking forward to that Buick torque!
Thank you.
I know a guy who ran a blown 455. Send your email to info@franzcars.com and I'll call him to see if you can establish a dialog. His blown 455 was put into a pickup. It ran 11.90's.
Jeff
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Old 05-18-2004, 09:25 PM   #3
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Re: blown 455

Check this website. They might be able to help http://www.hamptonblowers.com/
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