It will bolt right in, yes. However, you will have to defeat the OBD, which could get you into trouble with the "smog cops." And, I am not an automatic tranny expert, but, I think by defeating the OBD, you will have trouble with the trans, and lock up converter. Now, I know you can eliminate the lock up successfully, however, I think the trans is shifted electronically. A TH350 would work fine, though. I guess if you transfered the top end, heads, and up, from the 89 motor, to the 68 motor, you could eliminate all this trouble. The 68, is probably a 327, which would not run as well as a 350, especially in a truck. If you give a rebuilder both, your 89 motor, and the 68, the core values, if they are rebuildable, would be close to the price of a rebuilt 350, to put in your truck, which is what I would advise. The 68 motor has a value to the high performance guys. There werent too many 350's made in 68, and a 327, complete, rebuildable, is worth $500, or better, depending on which one it is, and what it is out of. And believe me, you would be happier with the right 350, in your truck, than with a 327.
Yes it can, you will also need the big block pickup tube
65 ft lbs
Chevrolet did not build the 283 in 1968. The 1967 Chevy 283 had from 195-315 hp depending on how it was set up.
4, to 8 degrees.
yes it did, i have a 68 small-block 350 2 barrel carburetor
It fit a 1968 to 1992 chevy small block.... Do NOT put it on a LT1
Yes you can. They sell kits to help you stuff a small block Chevy into your S10.
18436572 clockwise drivers side from front is 1357 and pass side is 2468
It fit a 1968 to 1992 chevy small block.... Do NOT put it on a LT1
sure you can, call summit racing as they make a special kit to mount a small block Chevy in the S-10.
The 350 engine was introduced in 1968. A 1955 small block would be a 265 or 283.
NO. Depends on the year. On the pre-fuel injected motors, all Chevy V-8 engines used the same distributor. Use some common sense, a 1968 distributor is not the same as a 1980, but you get the idea. Use one from the same era as your vehicle.