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BluePrint Engines Small Block Chevy 350 C.I. 341 HP Deluxe Dressed Carbureted Crate Engine

Item EK-61-901891
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    HP & Torque: 341 HP / 371 FT LBS
    Compression Ratio: 9:1
    Aluminum Heads
    Hydraulic Roller Cam
    Steel Crankshaft
    Hypereutectic Pistons
    BLOCK:
    NEW BluePrint Cast Iron Block
    Manufactured and Machined in the USA!
    4-Bolt Main
    4.000" Bore
    1-Piece Rear Main Seal
    Mech fuel pump provision: Yes
    Passenger Side Dipstick
    Drilled and tapped for clutch linkage
    ROTATING ASSEMBLY:
    Steel Crankshaft
    3.480" Stroke
    Forged 5.700" connecting rods
    Hypereutectic pistons
    Internal Front/ External Rear engine balance
    CYLINDER HEADS:
    BluePrint Aluminum Cylinder Heads - H8002K
    64cc chamber
    2.02" intake/1.60" exhaust valves
    195cc intake/75cc exhaust runners
    CAM SPECS:
    Cam Type: Roller
    .477 Intake .471 Exhaust
    202 Intake / 212 Exhaust duration
    @ .050 - 115-degree lobe separation
    IGNITION TIMING:
    32 Degrees Total at 3500 RPM
    ALSO INCLUDES:
    Valve covers
    Harmonic balancer
    Spark plugs
    Spark plug wires
    Standard Rotation Long Style Water Pump
    Water neck
    Thermostat and thermostat housing
    Fuel Pump
    Oil pan
    Timing cover
    Aluminum intake
    HEI distributor
    600 cfm carburetor
    NOTES:
    This engine is an excellent cruiser and daily driver engine. This engine makes up to 18 inches of vacuum, and is designed to work excellent with power brakes, stock torque converter, stock gearing, and run on 87 octane fuel
    The performance aluminum cylinder heads on this engine feature a .500 raised port vs OEM.

    BluePrint Engines BP350CTCD

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