Yes with the 2.02 heads the 273 will run good for a small engine
Check here... http://www.allpar.com/mopar/4bbl.html Hopefully this will help. The early 1964-1966 273 heads were drilled at a different angles and will not work. The head bolt pattern is the same for all small block, pre magnum heads, X heads w/ 2.02 valves will hit the 273 block because the bore size is too small. The 273 heads are closed chamber and you will loose quite a bit of compression moving to J heads, open chamber, from a 318. The early 273 engines are not any fun to try to hot rod and unless you are looking to keep numbers matching you can build a great 318 engine and the only thing that is really different is the LEFT engine mount, it is reversed. Easy to overcome but be ready to scratch your head when you drop the new engine in. You will need a saw, a washer and a welder to convert the motor mount bracket. 273 exhaust manifolds will not fit on anything but 273 heads, they bolt up and look good and then they leak. I've built every small block 273-340 combination you can dream of. All the best. NSF Racing
yes, any small block dodge engine ( 273, 318, 340, 360) will fit in there. no mods required.
A 727 (Smallblock) will fit the 273, 318, 340 and 360, but the bell housing is different for the big blocks. You would need to find a 727 from a 383, 400 or 440
Mopar part number 5281090
what heads will fit on my 2000 olds silhouette v6 3.4
yes, all shafts fit with all heads except for ones like the katana that are bent or the crankshafts
pretty much any 302, or 351 heads will fit
They should fit a 351 windsor.They will not fit a clevland.
the heads should fit as long as your not trying to put them on a big block
will 1995 Chevrolet 350 intake fit a 1997 vortec heads
Yes it can fit. Even tho the heads are bigger than the windsor heads that are used in the 302, it will fit with a little room to spare on the sides
Yes