Yes, Need to be carefull:
The 350 flows more air so the don't use the 305 manifolds.
The 350 makes a bunch more power so you nedd to make sure the clutch is good and rated for the power
yeah
Should be a straight swap. Are you looking for specific details?
the block & heads are the same you just have to pull the 305 out & put the 350 back in
yes they will
Fairly straight forward. No engine swap is easy, but they are both small block Chevy's and it will not be that difficult. The Chevy 305 and 350 are the same block just bored out different. they aren't that hard to swap it normally takes about 6 hours if you have all the right tools and a buddy to help just remember where all the bolts came from and if its a manual its best to change the clutch now while its out now!
no.Stock it was a 305 h.o but it is a easy swap
The 350 and the 305 is a direct swap, The only thing that is different with the 305 is the size of the pistions, They are smaller then the 350 engine. Just transfur the intake and all the other parts from the 305 and put it all on the 350 engine. Easy job.
The fastest 305's were in the Monte ss's & they only got 185hp, best option is always to go for a 350 swap
YES. That is a direct bolt in.
There is no cheap and easy way to make this swap, aside from finding a donor car for parts. And why would you install a 305? If you are going to do it, install a 350. Way better and more powerful engine than the 305. If the 305 will fit then the 350 will fit. You can buy a brand new, (Not Rebuilt), 350 for less than $2,000 with a 3/36 warranty.
the g20 should be a 350 and I believe the caprice is a 305 you can swap the engines but you will also probably have to swap the intake and exhaust manifolds
Yes it does work. However you will also need to use the 22 lb injectors for the 350. To get the full benefits from the upgrade you should get a 350 chip burned. The computers are the same but the chips are different. This is all considering if the swap is for a lb9 (305) to a l98 (350).