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Old 09-02-2004, 06:40 PM
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chevy 305 engines

i was wondering if anyone had any information/opinions on chevy small block 305's. I know they don't compare to 350's,but my dad's got one in his old work van that i could get. is it worth saving and rebuilding. Aftermarket and performance parts seem few and far between. Anybody have any suggestions?
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Old 09-03-2004, 02:35 AM
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Re: chevy 305 engines

Most performance parts for the 350 work on all SBC engines. You could rebuild the 305 and later on if you feel you still need more you could got to the 350 and already have most of the parts you need.
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Old 09-03-2004, 02:48 AM
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Re: chevy 305 engines

I have a 305 in my 91 caprice and it has 204,000 miles on it that engine has mixed opinions but I think its ok but I would rather have a 350
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Re: chevy 305 engines

i thought the 305 is the same block as the 350 so you could always bore it i think
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Re: chevy 305 engines

305 is the same block as a 350. the only difference is the bore size. the crank and rods are the same. i believe a 305 has a bore diameter of 3.75" and the 350 has a bore diameter of 4.00". you should be able to bore the 3.75" out to 4.00" the 350 blocks are so cheap now a days you will spend more money boring the 305 out than you would getting a good usable 350 complete engine.
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Re: chevy 305 engines

Yip, 305 and a small block 350 are the same hunk of iron.

Go with a 350, never settle for a 305.
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i had a 305 in my blazer the first day after i installed the enging took it for a ride and reved it to 4000 rpms, blew the motor up now i have a 350 and havent had any problems out of it except keeping it cool...
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