Absolutely not!! The cylinder walls won't take that much over bore before you're in to the water jackets.
Maybe, it depents on the brand of gasket you are using, Victor Reinz makes a 350 specific gasket, most others brands are actually the larger bore (about 4.20-4.30) 389-455 gaskets. Measure the cylinder opening on the gasket. The 389 has a 4.060 bore the 350 is only 3.88. Make sure the gasket opening is at least 4.060 so it does not hang into the bore of the 389. If it does it will fail VERY quickly. The easiest way is to just set the gasket on the 389 block and see if it is the same or slightly larger than the 389's bores. Otherwise the gaskets are the same. The Felpro 1016 is a very good gasket for Pontiac 389-455 up to about 12.5:1 compression. after that Cometics are a good idea.
the starter on all Pontiac 326-455 engines are on the drivers side of the engine.
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If your 326 is a 65-67, yes.
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1964 pontiac 389
Info at this site might be helpful. http://www.justanswer.com/questions/2zzo6-timing-a-1966-pontiac-gto-389-with-tri-power-what-is-the-best
A direct bolt in, 1961 to 1965 389 ci, Pontiac including the Pontiac Tempest.
1,8,4,3,6,5,7,2.
It is located on the harmonic balancer.
on the harmonic balancer.
Yes....they are the same. My info says 55-62, 63-67 and 68-79