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Old 05-14-2014, 06:35 AM   #21
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I was looking at the 301/135/150 combo in a Firebird but have been talked out of it in favor of the 305
Nice. The 305/145/180 looks like it might be a good one. Please keep us updated as you progress.
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Old 05-14-2014, 07:37 AM   #22
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Nice. The 305/145/180 looks like it might be a good one. Please keep us updated as you progress.
I will keep you updated ,If you do a Camaro or Firebird I might be able to help you locate any part that you need
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Old 05-14-2014, 08:18 PM   #23
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Default Re: 1978 145/180 305 sbc

624 is 350 head the 2.02 1.60 valve version would been a corvette head not exactly sure off top of my head on year,but gonna guess 80,81

614,I have never seen list 614 on my 79 305 155/235 but never have seen any of these 450 is my other # and what I use
there is a 416, that is also 305 head don't know if 614 is misprint for 416?
or they are very rare?

Most 305's # 450 and 416 are 1.72/1.50 valve (2bbl) 1.84/1.50 valve versions are 4 bbl.
the 1.72/1.50 versions are alot easier to find

I have seen 416's that have 624 on the bottom side of intake runner,but they are 305 heads and are'nt the same as the 624 head for 350, go by the the long number next to springs

You can tell 305 and 350 heads apart very easy by looking between cylinders 350 will be roughly about 1/2 to 5/8'' inch wide 305 will be 3/4-1'' wide
Also 624 casting 350 will be 1.72/1.50,rarely not cracked 1.94/1.50 or corvette 2.02/1.60
305 will be 1.72/1.50 or 1.84/1.50
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624 is 350 head the 2.02 1.60 valve version would been a corvette head not exactly sure off top of my head on year,but gonna guess 80,81

614,I have never seen list 614 on my 79 305 155/235 but never have seen any of these 450 is my other # and what I use
there is a 416, that is also 305 head don't know if 614 is misprint for 416?
or they are very rare?

Most 305's # 450 and 416 are 1.72/1.50 valve (2bbl) 1.84/1.50 valve versions are 4 bbl.
the 1.72/1.50 versions are alot easier to find

I have seen 416's that have 624 on the bottom side of intake runner,but they are 305 heads and are'nt the same as the 624 head for 350, go by the the long number next to springs

You can tell 305 and 350 heads apart very easy by looking between cylinders 350 will be roughly about 1/2 to 5/8'' inch wide 305 will be 3/4-1'' wide
Also 624 casting 350 will be 1.72/1.50,rarely not cracked 1.94/1.50 or corvette 2.02/1.60
305 will be 1.72/1.50 or 1.84/1.50
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Mike the heads I have the #462614 near the springs?
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Old 05-16-2014, 12:38 PM   #25
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Mike the heads I have the #462614 near the springs?
I don't know why I never have seen any,but never have came across a set for some reason?
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Old 05-16-2014, 01:02 PM   #26
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Default Re: 1978 145/180 305 sbc

I have seen the 614 head. I scrapped a set last fall. There was a witness mark where the piston touched the head (rod bearing failure) and I had no other 614 castings so I took them and converted them to cash. Never saw a set before this and probably never will again. I don't know what they came off or when we stood them up in the core room.
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Default Re: 1978 145/180 305 sbc

Im building this same combo in a 77 skylark. Just picked up a core motor with the 450 heads. Any tips or insight on this build would be great. TIA
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No car yet but I've been keeping an eye out for parts and possible cars. There is a 78 Malibu for sale locally that I am going to have a look at...would be natural Q car I think.

I figured there might be a misprint for the heads. How would I go about checking and/or getting that corrected?

Thanks for the replies.
Go for it John. We can always use another Stocker entry racing with us and you've been wanting to dive in for awhile now!
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Check to see if it has 1.72 or 1.84 intake valves.
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