Ss/ma ?

[DanBar]

New to the site here. Would this be a reasonable combo for this class
1970 Camaro 350/250/230. I believe it falls right at the bottom of 14 lbs/hp class at 3250. I have the car and most of the drivetrain with a few very simple changes it could be SS legal again. Dan

[GTX JOHN]

I think a 2 Brl carb would be a real challenge in SS/MA.
Our SS/MA has a 800 CFM carb on a 330 V8 and can run to 8,000 RPM
if needed. It is rated LESS HP than the 350 2 brl.

I think you might try a 4 Brl. combo in your car and have better luck.




Just my .02 worth

[DanBar]

Thanks for the reply John,
One of the problems I have with that is, that any 4 bbl 350 throws me up into 10,11 lbs classes which I know or some of the most hotly contested classes in SS. My plans were to mostly run at Bowling Green, Ky and maybe into Ohio and Tenn.
Still in the I'd like to do this stage, because I got this addiction as a teen watching the SS at my local tracks back in Central N.Y. Dan

[Jim Caughlin]

The 350 2bbl combo is being run successfully in SS, can't say it's the best or worst but it does work. Bear in mind this carb is fairly large.

[Tom Meyer]

Mike town has been running that combo for a long time and has been very fast with it.

[Mark Yacavone]

You can run ssgt with it too. Build the car as you would a Stocker and you'll never get hurt with it. Lots of places to go. Good luck

[SSDiv6]

Originally Posted by GTX JOHN

I think a 2 Brl carb would be a real challenge in SS/MA.
Our SS/MA has a 800 CFM carb on a 330 V8 and can run to 8,000 RPM
if needed. It is rated LESS HP than the 350 2 brl.
I think you might try a 4 Brl. combo in your car and have better luck.

Just my .02 worth

Also, the late Oldsmobile Cutlass with the 307/4BBL are very competitive in the class.