Help needed with Edelbrock Air Filter on a 1977 305 Motor
#12
I have an 87 with a 305. Same air cleaner. The big one that is on the intake, that goes with the stock air claner when you get rid of it. The other "hard" one you can remove and stick a air breather on the carp or right on the valve cover. Problem solved.
#14
Mike
#18
Rochester is actually a nice little street performer when operating correctly, I rebuilt quite a few of them when I was younger, with the smaller primaries and larger secondaries you get about the same if not a little better gas mileage than a two barrel, and decent performance for a stocker. Seriously, when I was a kid, I ripped the stock air cleaner off every car I had, and put on a chrome one, we used to even run those stupid little ones, not very good, but looked cool! What Emnasty600 said is true, and easy. You aren't going to get much horsepower gain at all if any, but improving airflow to an engine is always a good thing.
Mike
Mike
#19
That filter wont net you much on that 305.But it real easy to put on You'll just need to pick a breather filter for the line to the valve cover an cap off the other line.The 305 in there is very under powered around a 145hp at the fly wheel if i remember right an the 77's weigh around 4200-4300lbs with eco gears in the rear.You can build a mild 350 out the junk yard really cheap an make some good power an it will swap in with out any problems.
#20
yes you can use one of those air filters,get breather and re route the one vac line.Talk to a more experienced person at autozone or try somewhere else,lol I know exactly what your talking about