Small Block & Big Block Chevy Specific - Building a nice 350 sbc

hi guys, im helping a friend build a nice 350, but we have a couple questions. here are the parts that we already have: 350 block 0.30 over, forged dome piston +100 dome,comp cam 480 intake, 498 exhaust lift, 226 intake exhaust 234 @ .0.50 duartion, roller lifter, 1.6 roller rocker arm. aluminun rpm heads (edelbroke) 170 cc runner, and 64 cc, high volume oil pump, 3200 stall converter, shorty headers, msd distributor + 6 plus msd box. my question is what kind of carb and intake should we use? Thanks guys!

A RPM Air-gap or the Bodix HV1016 for your cam selection/comp ratio/cubic inch & a 650 cfm Holley/Demon/Quickfuel/Proform/etc.

thats what we were thing on used, cuz i got a camaro with the same setup, but im using a single plain weind and it does ok, but some people with less stuff are running faster them me.

A RPM Air-gap or the Bodix HV1016 for your cam selection/comp ratio/cubic inch & a 650 cfm Holley/Demon/Quickfuel/Proform/etc.

I agree. No need for the Vic Jr unless you are spinning beyond 6K rpms and have the cam and compression to make power at that RPM. It's been proven time after time that a RPM Air Gap will wipe a stock Vic Jr to 6K all day long in both HP and TQ.

http://www.superchevy.com/technical/engines_drivetrain/induction_poweradders/0406sc_airgap/index.html

Hey guys, im new to the forum and im planning on building a 350 for my 2nd gen rx7 and heard this is the place to ask qurstions. I was wondering if you guys had any ideas on what i should do to build a potent motor on a budget. I got a block but i need some ideas. Thanks

Hey guys, im new to the forum and im planning on building a 350 for my 2nd gen rx7 and heard this is the place to ask qurstions. I was wondering if you guys had any ideas on what i should do to build a potent motor on a budget. I got a block but i need some ideas. Thanks

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one more vote for the air gap and 650

I have an air gap, and it works just fine for me. :)

we will use the RPM, thanks