Pistons

I’m not sure why you are going off on me. In my first statement after getting a new gasket set I said went back to the builder and made sure they followed the diagram. Not that I was arguing they were correct. It was a pain in the *** to ask for a motor to be torn down but like I said before it was cheaper than it detonating. I ran it after it was put back together and did not note any issues, but am not an expert. I listened. I asked the builder to correct. I provided the diagram. I moved on and asked if anyone had ever heard to those other Chrysler configurations. I do find it interesting that you can choose to not let it go on here. Apparently bighead440 thinks I ignored his recommendation too, but did not. I handed the info off and asked for it to be fixed and that is what I expected happened. I have said a million times on here I am learning, and I do.
RRR & Bighead440 are trying to keep You from grenading the next one that shows up put together F*#KED-up. It's not enough to say "well sumbuddy tole' Me it's wrong,
check it out", You need to know why and spot it first Yourself. The last pic in post #20 clearly shows pistons in cyls. 2&8 are swapped, 6 is correct, if those are for those
style heads i.e. open chambers vs the pics of the closed chambers, and can't see #4.... You're only lucky the valve lift if run like that didn't put the valves close enough to
to really need those reliefs,..........................otherwise it'd been over before it started. Not trying to be smart, but that is an obvious oversight upon assembling an eng.,
which You appear to be doing a lot of..............................