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  • A 600 CFM carb is WAY TOO SMALL for a Buick 455, factory was 800CFM.

  • @grngs1 Hey im talking about a motor that Reekoslav has not a buick 455. 455 needs way more than 600cfms to feed it properly, but a properly jetted one should feed the 5.0L motor Reekoslv is talking about.

  • sup people , iv got a 79' electra limited with a stock engine 5.0l and i wanna tune it up .. i live in Jordan nd i have to order parts online , i wanna get headers and holly carburator and iv got some questions hoping some one will help .. abt the headers do any buick headers for v8small block fits my engine or theres a matter of the exact size of the engine?

    and about the holly or edelbrock what cfm size would fit my car's engine and do i need to change the intake manifold ?? anyone can help ??

  • @Reekoslav Most likely the headers will have to be fitted to your vehicle or get some block huggers/shorty's for small block buick . Not as good but definately an improvement over the factory exhaust manifolds. A 600 Edelbrock or similar sized holley would be plenty for your motor.Might not have to change the intake but i would. An aftermarket aluminum will flow better. i would do the ignition system with a MSD street fire kit and maybe do a cam swap to a slightly hotter cam profile.

  • @Reekoslav Oh and the edelbrock carb is the performer series carb. The holley avenger carbs should work to. The carbs may require an adapter but they are only about 20 bucks. any other questions feel free to ask. I know this isnt my video but Id be glad to help with what I can.

  • @56oldssuper88

    thank you man u helped alot i appreciate it !! ill keep ur advises in mind .. so u say a 600 cfm carb whould fit and an intake manifold would be better .. and u mean by cam a camshaft right just excuse me i dont live in america i just wanna make sure i got what ur sayin right :)

    im also thinkin abt and LT1 swap i think its easier to be tuned up i can easily find parts for it online .. do you approve ??

  • @Reekoslav The carb should fit but depending on your intake you may need an adapter. Easiest way is to change the carb and intake and the aftermarket intake will weigh less and perform better. and yeah i mean a camshaft. The Lt-1s are great motors i have a 96 z28 camaro with an lt-1 and its quick. It would probably be a lot easier to modify the motor you already have. motor swaps can be very time consuming and expensive. It isn't as simple as just bolting it in.

  • Weak results. Bolt a Holley on it and dyno it again.

  • Wow... A Buick sounds WAY better Than A pontiac actually... that's pretty Damn schocking! I was expecting them to be clones but no... Appariently that's because A buick is more Bore than Stroke, or what ever the technical terms are, Don't know.

    P.S. Build A Hot 455 Buick any Tips Just Give me a schort commit on my channel. by clicken da name

  • What's the damage to my bank account for one like this?

  • read "stock rebuild"- sounds pretty good and would be dead reliable too. Nice work. These engine can be built for huge hp. Sounds good for stock -

  • This was a stock rebuild. The original HP rating was 360 for this engine. But the torque is a little down for it. Brand new, it would produce 510 ft lb of  torque.

  • Huh? find the dyno speaks. you take that same engine to another engine dyno it will read differently.

  • so my guess that they over rated these things back in the day was right. unless somebody did not tune this thing right?that is pretty weak performance for a big cube motor,what happened guy''s?

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