GTP51
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- Joined
- Sep 6, 2017
- Posts
- 115
- Reaction score
- 125
- Location
- Melbourne Australia
- First Name
- Geoff
- Truck Year
- 1987
- Truck Model
- R10 Silverado half ton Stepside
- Engine Size
- 355
Having put a Sniper on my truck, I can offer the following observations, putting a sniper on an old tired 350 is a waste of time and money you will not get any benefit from it , in fact you will more than likely find it’s a regressive move. My 350 is worked 10.5 comp heads Comp cams cam biggest they recommend for a vortex and all worked internals, Edelbrock manifold and good pipes, it gets up and goes and is real nice to drive now, BUT it’s not plug and play with a sniper and don’t let anyone tell you it is ,if you want it to run right.
There is a place that modifies TBI units porting and smoothing etc, I bought one before going heads and cam and sniper etc etc and it made the stock truck much nicer to drive. I still have that unit here in a box on the shelf .
Unless you are prepared to spend some serious bucks on that 350 stay away from the sniper it’s only going to burn you and Holly are Ar..holes on warranty
There is a place that modifies TBI units porting and smoothing etc, I bought one before going heads and cam and sniper etc etc and it made the stock truck much nicer to drive. I still have that unit here in a box on the shelf .
Unless you are prepared to spend some serious bucks on that 350 stay away from the sniper it’s only going to burn you and Holly are Ar..holes on warranty
