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  1. 02-01-2005 10:44 AM #1
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    Question rebuilding chevy 350

     



    i have a chevy 350 that i want to rebuild, but i dont know where to start. i haven't spent much time with engines, but i at least know my way around one. can anyone help me?
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    Re: rebuilding chevy 350

     



    Originally posted by lballard04
    i have a chevy 350 that i want to rebuild, but i dont know where to start. i haven't spent much time with engines, but i at least know my way around one. can anyone help me?
    you need a good "how to" book and go over to the search, it must be 200 threads on that one sub.
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  4. 02-02-2005 06:17 AM #3
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    find yourself a reliable machine shop and check everything out bore, crank, rods, heads, ect. spare no expence and get it ballanced it'll make you a dependable engine for a long time to come.
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