What did stock 350's between 67-69 run approx. in the 1/4? and how much HP

Some of the 360-370hp 350s could run low 14s to high 13s stock.
On tire 13s would be in the bag...

Camaro SS 350's were rated at 295 hp,
were they not?
Several early 70's Camaro models shared the Corvette 350

I know this is a vague question and no one probably knows for sure but how can I expect my '67 to perform? its got a '72 350 with a mild Crane Cam kit, Rochester 4bbl Quadrajet, Hooker Headers, Edlebrock Intake, 4.10 rear end gears, and Flowmaster American Thunder Exhaust(Dual). Im hoping for mid-high13 to low14 second range is this likely? (I dont have tires yet but I plan to get some nice fat street/strip tires)

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pdq67

pdq, he has a 67 Camaro.

You didn't give enough details to give a good estimate. "Mild cam" can mean a lot of things. You didn't say which intake you have. Is it automatic or a stick? If an automatic what size stall? All these things will make a big difference.

I would say you might be able to run mid 14's if I had to guess. This will depend on if you can dead hook or not. If not you can plan on high 14's (IMO).

It is pretty close to what my set up will be after my car gets back together.. right now my 67 camaro w/ 75 350, with stock manifolds, 2 inch dual "choaked" exhaust, mild cam, 3.08 gears, 650 holley runs 14.8 on 28 inch yokohamas.

im guessing 14.215... 13s with slicks,,

when are you racing???

A stock 350 in my 67 with auto/3:73 rear ran 14.6 at 96MPH or so.

Intake Lift: .490
Exhaust Lift: .510

Intake Duration: 228
Exhaust Duration: 236

114° Lobe Separation

Manual 4 spd

the name of the Intake is Edlbrock Performer so idk how else to describe that