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01-04-2010, 08:17 AM
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Calling all Buick powered Jeeps!
My name is Sean and I have been passionate about building Buick 350s for quite a while now.... I am beginning to compile my mountains of information to write a book about Buick small blocks (225,231,215,300,340, and 350). In this book there will be a section for "readers rides" so to speak so this is your chance to get in on this fun! Please note, if anyone knows someone with a smaller jeep that is Buick powered, send them my way!
This will be the run down so copy and paste this into an e-mail, fill in your details and pics and send it to me at sean-gaskin@hotmail.com:
-Owners name and location
-Model, year of vehicle and engine size
-Total miles
-Miles on engine and year if different
-Transmission and stall speed if auto and not stock
-Rear end gear ratio
-Brand and size of rear tires
-Type of driving (mudding, trails ect)
Information about your engine:
-Rebuilt or not
-Static compression ratio (state whether estimated or measured)
-Carburetor (If you know the jetting let me know)
-Ignition (also timing specs)
-Intake manifold
-Cylinder heads (if ported and you have flow numbers add them, if valves are oversized state sizes)
-Pistons and overbore size (cast, hyper or forged)
-Connecting rod
-Camshaft (specs and how it is degreed)
-Exhaust (headers or not as well as pipe diameters)
-Any oiling modifications
-Any power adders
-Engine builder
Please give as much detail about each of the above as possible and if your engine components are stock just list stock beside the item. If unknown just leave it blank. 
Last edited by Sean Buick 76 : 01-04-2010 at 08:35 AM.
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01-04-2010, 01:24 PM
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01-04-2010, 07:16 PM
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Come on, there has to be some Buick 350 powered Jeeps on here! 
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01-04-2010, 07:41 PM
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Grease Monkey
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Alright i'll break the ice.
Lincoln Tucker; Versailles KY
1970 J-2000 Buick 350
Around 62,000
T-15 manual transmission
4.09 Rear end
33" BF Goodrich Mud King XT's
On-road and light off-road
Not rebuilt
Edelbrock 4 barrel
The rest is stock
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Lincoln Tucker
Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of 2015
2nd Wing, Squadron 21
Gig 'Em Frogs
Logs0012@windstream.net
1970 J-2000, 4bt, NV4500, NP208 - Moving but not stopping
Coffee, Whiskey and Women... Always straight
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01-04-2010, 09:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Logs0012
Alright i'll break the ice.
Lincoln Tucker; Versailles KY
1970 J-2000 Buick 350
Around 62,000
T-15 manual transmission
4.09 Rear end
33" BF Goodrich Mud King XT's
On-road and light off-road
Not rebuilt
Edelbrock 4 barrel
The rest is stock
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Ok, thanks a million! I would love to hear about the rpm range this engine pulls and evn fuel economy if you keep track. These 350s are great truck engines! Please e-mail some pics of this killer Jeep to:
sean-gaskin@hotmail.com
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01-04-2010, 09:16 PM
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I know there are more Buick 350 powered trucks out there... Please e-mail me your pics and specs! 
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01-04-2010, 09:20 PM
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A stock, worn out and tired 2bbl Buick 350 powered Jeep will beat a healthy Edelbrock 4BBL AMC 360 powered Jeep in a race...There's a little something to those motors 
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01-04-2010, 09:38 PM
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Sent you an email.
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01-04-2010, 09:50 PM
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Originally Posted by grand_wag_85
A stock, worn out and tired 2bbl Buick 350 powered Jeep will beat a healthy Edelbrock 4BBL AMC 360 powered Jeep in a race...There's a little something to those motors 
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I know I dynod my 350 at over 395 hp! Please send me pics and combo of your jeep! 
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01-04-2010, 09:51 PM
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Originally Posted by KaiserMan
Sent you an email.
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Thanks! 
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01-05-2010, 07:10 AM
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Dragin Az
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So I take it you dont want to hear about my Caddy in front of a buick Nailhead tranny....LOL
Good luck on your adventure. 
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01-05-2010, 12:35 PM
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Murphy's Law Poster Child
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Originally Posted by Sean Buick 76
I know I dynod my 350 at over 395 hp! Please send me pics and combo of your jeep! 
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I don't own any with that motor. Gambler68 got stomped by a buick powered Jeep at Moab this year.
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01-05-2010, 04:32 PM
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Do 455's count? I pulled my 350 and converted. Much better!!!!!!
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01-05-2010, 10:54 PM
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Master Mechanic
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-N.Steiner, Boise, ID
-1971 Jeep J-4700
-200,000+
-1500 since rebuild
-TH400, 2300 RPM stall, Trans-go stage 2, Dana 18 transfer, Koenig PTO.
-Dana 60 rear, Dana 44 front; 4.09 Powr-Lok
-33x10.50 BFG AT
-Hunting, fishing, towing, hauling, work truck stuff.
-Rebuilt, balanced
-9.5 compression (measured)
-Holley 4011
-GM HEI
-1972 factory iron intake
-Stock heads, mild port, chambers polished, stock valves
-Cast OEM high compression pistons, .040 over
-stock rods reconditioned
-TA Performance 212 cam
-Iron manifolds, 2.25" primary, 3" single exhaust.
-5/8" oil pickup, block and cover passages enlarged to 9/16", HV pump, adjustable regulator, TA cam bearings, rod bearings notched for cylinder oiling.
-local NAPA machine shop, assembled by me.
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Rule #1: Don't tell people everything you know.
1971 J-4700/Buick 350 Stage 1/TH400/D20/D44/D60/Koenig PTO Winch
2005 LJ Rubicon Pretty close to stock
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01-06-2010, 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted by wao
Do 455's count? I pulled my 350 and converted. Much better!!!!!!
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Cool swap but I am doing a book on smallblocks.... Plus the buick 350s can handle over 1000 hp whiloe the 455 grenades at about 650 hp 
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01-06-2010, 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Herk
-N.Steiner, Boise, ID
-1971 Jeep J-4700
-200,000+
-1500 since rebuild
-TH400, 2300 RPM stall, Trans-go stage 2, Dana 18 transfer, Koenig PTO.
-Dana 60 rear, Dana 44 front; 4.09 Powr-Lok
-33x10.50 BFG AT
-Hunting, fishing, towing, hauling, work truck stuff.
-Rebuilt, balanced
-9.5 compression (measured)
-Holley 4011
-GM HEI
-1972 factory iron intake
-Stock heads, mild port, chambers polished, stock valves
-Cast OEM high compression pistons, .040 over
-stock rods reconditioned
-TA Performance 212 cam
-Iron manifolds, 2.25" primary, 3" single exhaust.
-5/8" oil pickup, block and cover passages enlarged to 9/16", HV pump, adjustable regulator, TA cam bearings, rod bearings notched for cylinder oiling.
-local NAPA machine shop, assembled by me.
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Thanks!, please e-mail some good pics.
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01-15-2010, 06:28 PM
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I need a few more Buick powered Jeeps for the book! Any Wags??? 
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01-15-2010, 07:13 PM
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I'll be picking one up next week.
1970 J4000, Buick 350....I don't know much else about it but I will chat you up once she is in the garage.

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1970 J4600, 350
1974 J10, AMC 258
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01-15-2010, 07:43 PM
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My baby jeep (cj-6a) is powered by a factory installed buick 225. I've got a few high res photos if you want them.
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The eternal project -'88 6.2 diesel, '75 cherokee chassis, t-18 & dana 20 , & WT dana 44's, front lock right, '67 j-3000 cab ('75 dash & pedals, '67 column, "leather" astro bench), '3? IH bed, 32" mtr's
Almost drivable!
'66 cj-6a tuxedo park - 225 v-6, bds 3" lift, ft disc brakes, PTO winch, OBA, Mobi-Arc OBW
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01-15-2010, 11:11 PM
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Lyle Marsh, Modesto CA
1969 Wagoneer, 350
who knows?
15k since rebuild
TH400 and D20
3.73 D27 and 2p D44
Michelin 31x10.5x15 on Scout II rims
street and snow
350 stock rebuilt
2 bbl Rochester 2GV
HEI
factory 2 bbl iron manifold ( 4 bbl coming )
factory heads, cast pistons 40 over
factory rods, stock cam and lifters and rockers.
factory exhaust, long oil pump
My rebuild, machining by Valley Balancing of Ceres CA. 
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Seemed like a good idea at the time...
69 1414x Wagoneer 350/TH400 DD & Ski Ride 
68 Chevelle wagon 350/BWT50
68 Impala wagon 327/400
73 Cougar droptop 351C/FMX Garage Queen
04 Impala LS - Wife's DD
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