Will a 350 bolt into a 4th gen Camaro?

Answer 1

yes the only option for a v8 on those cars is a 350 but they were the lt1 from 93 to 97 in 98 to 2002 they were ls1 the ls1 is actually a 347 i do believe but they still called it a 350 but who cares awesome engine now if your talking taking an older 350 now your gonna run into problems no that it wont bolt in but if your running a carburetor then your going to have clearance issues with the cowl and none of those engines had a distributor on the back of the engine the lt1 ran a optispark which was mounted between the water pump and the harmonic balancer and the ls1 ran a direct ignition system with that being said everything in those cars were computer controlled except the 1993 automatic trans now where your going to run into problems is any Chevy 350 will bolt to your crossmember up till 1997 where they still used the same engine mounting style if your going from v-6 to v-8 you just have to swap the mounting pads to easy if you going to a ls1 in a non ls1 pre 1998 camaro then life will be easier to get the k member out of a 98 or newer since the engine is a whole new breed hope that helps