Danny Byrd

[Rick Schilling]

Originally Posted by mtkawboy

Didnt the 68 327/325 combo have a cast iron intake & Q-jet ? A guy used to run one at Miami

Yes. A friend of mine had one (original equipment) in a 68 Chevy II and I had one that came out of a Chevelle. Same pistons, heads, (2.02 intakes) and camshaft as the 350 H.P. motor but with a cast intake and Q-Jet.

[Jeff Lee]

Originally Posted by Rick Schilling

Yes. A friend of mine had one (original equipment) in a 68 Chevy II and I had one that came out of a Chevelle. Same pistons, heads, (2.02 intakes) and camshaft as the 350 H.P. motor but with a cast intake and Q-Jet.

Isn't the 327/325 a hydraulic cam engine? 327/350 is mechanical cam. Not that the lifter spec matters anymore...

[Tom Rix]

Both the 327/275 and 327/350 have hydraulic cams.

Tom

[Mark Yacavone]

Originally Posted by Jeff Lee

Isn't the 327/325 a hydraulic cam engine? 327/350 is mechanical cam. Not that the lifter spec matters anymore...

Jeff, I believe you are thinking of the Corvette 327/ 340, 365 and FI versions.

[Jim Parsons]

Both engines use Hyd lifter, 275 HP has .399 lift and 350 HP has .447. The L-79 does get the new Quick Fuel carb if you want over the Holley.

The 1966 327/275 has a three carb option; Q-jet, AVS, and the small(er) Holley.

Correct, one bad little duce.. by the Byrd man,,,