The towing drive has a pick up truck with stock engine told me he paid $800 for the tune to the computer and add the smaller pulley and he's getting 303 hp and his goal is to get 350 hp and he passes inspection with no problem no engine light on and his rpm go on the way down with no problems
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LOL OK ... "Semantics" to me "Gain" 350 hp means well ... gain 350 hp!
I think what you "mean" is "I want at least "350" hp???" That's a whole lot simpler!! With a small block Chevy ... that's pretty much a piece of cake!
There is some value to the under drive pulleys more so on a 4 cylinder than a V8 (waste of time and money on a V8 to me but whatever.)
Your picture just shows a Vehicle with no motor??? At least that's what I see?? But if the compression and a leak down test checks out OK with your motor, your good to go!
Bolt on's and a tune can get you easily into the 350/400 hp range. CAI, Long Tube Headers (and you need Carb Certified Headers preferably) otherwise you need to have bungs welded on for 02 sensors for some headers (and without a Carb Cert that may not be legal??) Most Smog Techs just look for 02 sensors to be in place.) So whatever Headers ... "may not be a problem aslong as the 02 sensors and the Cats are there.
A free flowing Exhaust most likely a true dual exhaust. A larger throttle body and a throttle spacer (Not sure on those myself.) And a just make to sure upgrade would be a "mild cam." That and a "Tune" and your good to go.
And with the tune you need to decide if you want to run regular or premium?? With Premium ... you can run more timing advance which equates to more power. And "Black Bear" appears to be quite popular here and they can do retunes as required as you add stuff ... kinda cool I must say.
In Porsche and Toyota land ... that does not happen!
Getting to 350+ hp is a whole simpler than "gaining" 350 hp.