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Re: Camaro 305CI?
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Posted by Bus Driver on June 16, 2007 at 04:06:36 from (66.226.48.150):
In Reply to: Camaro 305CI? posted by farmer poor on June 15, 2007 at 22:12:28:
If it runs OK, drive it. While the small block Chevys do have parts interchangeability among different displacement sizes, the 305 seemed to me to experience more camshaft problems than did the 350, the 327 or the 307. The lobes were prone to wear down quickly. So if I rebuilt a 305, I would install a new economy cam from one of the aftermarket suppliers, such as Crane or Iskenderian. Use their new lifters, too. If more power is desired, install a 350 engine rather then trying to hop-up a 305. On the right side of the block, right in front of the cylinder head, readable from above, is the identity number for the engine. Clean and read that number to identify your engine block.
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