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g'day! does anyone one roughly know how much a 355 holden would weigh?
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Holden 5.7L (350) will weigh basically the same as a 304/308 with the same external stuff (heads, manifold etc). |
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GenIII I got a weight of 183kg fully assembled as it comes out of a car, but no oil, water, alternator, flywheel or wiring |
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fully assembled gen3 is about 220-225kg
but you want a 355 which shouldnt really weigh much more then the 308 its based on, a full assembled 308 (inc pump and starter etc) is about 320kg
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Does that mean it's time to turf the 308 and get a Gen 3, 100kg difference.
What does 100kg mean in HP?
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The weight for GenIII I have has no starter or exhaust manifolds.
This was weighed as a crate motor and presented to engineer and accepted.
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I think Chris wants the weight of a 350ci stroked 304/308, not a GenIII. Anyone know what a 308 weighs? |
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Sorry Cav, didn't see it. |
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No dramas mate, thought most people had missed it lol
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100kg more would need at least another 20hp more. Or 100kg less would free up the use of 20 hp.
Talking .2 to .3 of a second quarter mile time.
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welll what would a small block 400 chevy weight?? much diffrence?
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If it has the factory inlet manifold & water pump it will weight heaps more.
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hmmm im still really unsure what motor to use for bang for buck build can someone help me please with out blowing my pocket full of limited cash?? i want something that will have good low down toque and will rev to 5000-6000rpm anddd it needs to be lighttt as possible |
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GenIII for lightness and a second hand VY example won't cost the earth. Just the conversion bits will be expensive. |
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welll it will be going in a boat so efi isnt really that attractive , can you put a carby on a genIII i know i know this is a car forum but i wanted some experinced advice on motors |
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alsoo can you run a ls1 with out its O2 sensors? |
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i have seen them in a boat with efi an electronic throttle, you can also go carby and comptuer controlled box for ignition or even carby and dizzy if you like.
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