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  1. canyncarvr

    New to 340 so I have questions

    100% and a big AMEN! It's a gorgeous car. How about some more pics...a general all-round and inside show? To the 'add this/check that' parts...why? 11" of vacuum is terrific! My 340 runs 5-6"...and the brakes work just fine (vacuum brakes), so what's to fuss with? If yours uses a quart of...
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    Help me find the umph in my 360

    I'm impressed. Starting from 'Help, what's the problem?' to finding the problem, to resolving the problem...and that included engine removal, a head set AND cam replacement...all in one thread in a few days. Not saying it's never happened, just that it's unusual. I'm sure someone like...
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    360 LA getting oil in #3 cylinder.

    I recently read about a dyno test that didn't go well. Nick's Garage. Blown head gasket. Oil feed. It gets smoky at 32:30, bad gasket at 48:30. You can't say you're so special as to be the only one! Not any comfort in that I'm sure. I never did find anything to read about the 'fix' or...
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    Port my current M1 single plane or install the RPM Air Gap?

    Hello friends, neighbors, and all-round well-balanced peoples: Seeing as this thread has somewhat to do with the comparison of particular manifolds, it might be a good idea to know/understand/read with comprehension (not that I'm famous for that) what IS being talked about. The OP asked a...
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    340 improvements with dyno numbers

    I do. That is a problem somehow? The link is attributed to the owner. That is intended as a response to something? I don't know what that might be. It's not a 'build'. It's a stepped process with performance numbers attached to each step. And having ended up with close to 400hp, how does...
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    340 improvements with dyno numbers

    I haven't noticed this posted, but I certainly don't read everything here. This link lists a reasonable step-by-step modification list for the 340 complete with dyno HP and torque numbers for each step. That the link was on the top of a google search about the 340 likely means it's commonly...
  7. canyncarvr

    Copper exhaust gaskets

    That's interesting. Mine are Hedman. They've been on for decades and aren't a problem exhaust-leak wise. The main issue is the RH rear bolt that is thru to the water jacket. That bolt will leak over time and take out a fiber gasket. My last gasket was a McCord. They are stout. IT would...
  8. canyncarvr

    Copper exhaust gaskets

    Thanks for the suggestions! :cheers: The only Percy gasket I found was their #66037. They have the same (wrong) square outside port configuration. Just like the Mr. Gasket #7166s, they are listed (wrong) for ''68-'73 340'. A Remflex #6027 set is on the way. At least their outside ports...
  9. canyncarvr

    Copper exhaust gaskets

    I'm not familiar with the product. What is it about them that you like? Are they reusable? I see now that the error is mine, not Mr. Gasket's. I had looked the PN (#7166) up, found it listed for the 340...'69 even. On the package, though, the 340 is not listed, only the 273/318. I did...
  10. canyncarvr

    Copper exhaust gaskets

    Anyone use these with satisfactory results? I jut put one on the right side of my '69 340, Mr. Gasket PN 7166. It ticks and pffts, leaks like a sieve. The outside ports of the gasket are rectangular, NOT the truncated angle of the exhaust port. I couldn't see what they looked like to...
  11. canyncarvr

    Starters???

    Yep. My preference, too. :cry: Which is why I went with the original style when I replaced my starter a couple weeks back. I got the original style alright...Powermaster brand. I called the vendor (Summit) to make sure it was indeed the same size, 'cuz I didn't want fitment problems. I was...
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