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Andriod8 02-18-2013 12:21 AM

Going from 350 to 454
 
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1967 C30 pickup with 350 4 bolt main, RV cam, Holley 650,HEI and headers with SM465 and Dana60 and keeping it in truck. Swapping in 454 .30 over, roller cam, Edlebrock 750 carb, high rise intake, Sanderson headers.

daves72C10D 02-18-2013 07:03 AM

Re: Going from 350 to 454
 
Sounds like that will make one mean puller. Good luck.

Andriod8 02-18-2013 01:14 PM

Re: Going from 350 to 454
 
350 is going in my 78 Blazer. Ive had the 67 C30 since i was 14.

71veronica 02-18-2013 10:07 PM

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got any pics of your c 30. i

68 Longbed Dan 02-18-2013 10:25 PM

Re: Going from 350 to 454
 
Do you need different motor mounts for the 454?

hugger6933 02-18-2013 10:25 PM

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I hope you would also consider upgrading the brakes some while your at it. I see that the truck has non power brakes and probably the drum drum type although I didnt look for the dist block to see if there was one or not for the disc brakes, I know it will stop but it would be a lot safer if you had some good brakes and stuff on there plus it will make it a lot more fun to drive. I know there are a lot on here with big blocks and real strong small blocks with drum drum setups without power so don't flame me I just want to point out the safty aspect of the hobby It is not near as much fun if someone gets hurt or we lose a truck because of to much power to stop or steer type of thing. I'm just saying have fun make resonable power and be safe. It is the dad coming out in me I guess. Jim

airdale94 02-18-2013 10:32 PM

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Looks good! Where did you get those tubular uper control arms? I thought they only made those for 1/2 tons. Do you know the Waren's? I work with Chris at Sears.

Andriod8 02-18-2013 10:53 PM

Re: Going from 350 to 454
 
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Originally Posted by 68 Longbed Dan (Post 5897838)
Do you need different motor mounts for the 454?

Sure, send me some along with a flywheel.

Andriod8 02-18-2013 10:55 PM

Re: Going from 350 to 454
 
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Originally Posted by hugger6933 (Post 5897840)
I hope you would also consider upgrading the brakes some while your at it. I see that the truck has non power brakes and probably the drum drum type although I didnt look for the dist block to see if there was one or not for the disc brakes, I know it will stop but it would be a lot safer if you had some good brakes and stuff on there plus it will make it a lot more fun to drive. I know there are a lot on here with big blocks and real strong small blocks with drum drum setups without power so don't flame me I just want to point out the safty aspect of the hobby It is not near as much fun if someone gets hurt or we lose a truck because of to much power to stop or steer type of thing. I'm just saying have fun make resonable power and be safe. It is the dad coming out in me I guess. Jim

Yea i got a powerbooster and 3/4 Discbrakes and spindles for the front.

68 Longbed Dan 02-18-2013 11:03 PM

Re: Going from 350 to 454
 
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Originally Posted by Andriod8 (Post 5897925)
Sure, send me some along with a flywheel.

:P Not exactly what I was getting at :P

Is the swap from the 350 to the 454 a direct swap? Or does it require one to obtain different motor mounts for the big block?

Andriod8 02-18-2013 11:12 PM

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Originally Posted by 71veronica (Post 5897761)
got any pics of your c 30. i

Two projects of mine 67' C30 and 78 Blazer. Both are donating to each other.

Andriod8 02-18-2013 11:18 PM

Re: Going from 350 to 454
 
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Originally Posted by airdale94 (Post 5897866)
Looks good! Where did you get those tubular uper control arms? I thought they only made those for 1/2 tons. Do you know the Waren's? I work with Chris at Sears.

That pic is of my 78 Blazer(Texas Truck) and the Performance brakes and arms are CCP parts. Yea i know Christopher Waren, I went to school with him.

Andriod8 02-18-2013 11:19 PM

Re: Going from 350 to 454
 
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Originally Posted by 68 Longbed Dan (Post 5897939)
:P Not exactly what I was getting at :P

Is the swap from the 350 to the 454 a direct swap? Or does it require one to obtain different motor mounts for the big block?

Still figuring parts list.

Vintage Windmills 02-19-2013 12:32 AM

Re: Going from 350 to 454
 
The mounts are different for a big block. The steel parts and sometimes with cracked rubber clamshells usually sell for 100 or so a pair used. Then you have to get the clamshells new or revulcanized.

Clean c30, throw a bed on it and you're set.

Andriod8 02-19-2013 05:43 PM

Re: Going from 350 to 454
 
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Originally Posted by Vintage Windmills (Post 5898112)
The mounts are different for a big block. The steel parts and sometimes with cracked rubber clamshells usually sell for 100 or so a pair used. Then you have to get the clamshells new or revulcanized.

Clean c30, throw a bed on it and you're set.

Thanks! Took it down to the chassis and restrenghtened the cab mounts, redid all the body work, and put the cab on, painted it inside and out and it all came back together smoothly. I have a flatbed im puttin on it.

71veronica 02-19-2013 06:53 PM

Re: Going from 350 to 454
 
clean trucks.

ole dollor 02-19-2013 09:03 PM

Re: Going from 350 to 454
 
looks like you have several toys.....keep us posted on your build. have fun with them..

Andriod8 02-20-2013 12:31 AM

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Originally Posted by ole dollor (Post 5899713)
looks like you have several toys.....keep us posted on your build. have fun with them..

Endless supply of vehicle at my site(Body Shop).


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