318 head porting for the average joe

I did some J heads for a future 360. Proceeding with caution I removed only enough material to have smooth slaggy/parting line free surfaces. (No hogging out attempts at 351 Cleveland sized ports) I polished the combustion chambers, exh bowls and exh ports much more than needed simply because I could and was actually having fun. They look like sterling silver. The intake bowl was blended (machinists cutter enlarged valve to a 2.02) Intake side was gasket matched and the pushrod pinch? I didnt measure but just removed a little bit of wall thickness. Intake ports and bowls final finish was with a coarse sandpaper cartridge rolls. The guides I maintained caution. Steve Dulcich achieved incredible numbers porting J heads but man it he removed alot of the Int valve guide structure.Hes ported tons of mopar heads and flows them- I didnt try to duplicate his valve guide work. I left the guides srtuctural length but rounded and contoured every square edge. There are very swoopy and impressive (To me). As some just stated- this is hot rodding when we DIY. View attachment 1715159640 View attachment 1715159641 View attachment 1715159640 View attachment 1715159641

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Nice work Michael!
We have had 'J' head issues with them going thin as per the cut head inside the intake port too.
'J' heads are brilliant and don't need to be 'HOGGED' they is good to start with!
STR