318 build with dyno session

Stock stroke or 4" stroker?

  • Stock stroke 318

    Votes: 48 88.9%
  • 4" stroker 318/390

    Votes: 9 16.7%

  • Total voters
    54
  • Poll closed .
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So the initial run in and cam break in went smooth, zero issues other than I have a leak on the milodon oil pan. I am not suprised by the leak one bit. @318willrun mentioned these pans in his last video, But regardless, I'll get that fixed and then try to schedule a dyno day. I will say that it sounds milder than I expected, it sounds fairly docile, me thinks it probably wont make 400 but we will find out!
 
Did you have to enlarge the push rod holes in the heads to use the 1.6 rockers ?
 
So the initial run in and cam break in went smooth, zero issues other than I have a leak on the milodon oil pan. I am not suprised by the leak one bit. @318willrun mentioned these pans in his last video, But regardless, I'll get that fixed and then try to schedule a dyno day. I will say that it sounds milder than I expected, it sounds fairly docile, me thinks it probably wont make 400 but we will find out!
Will there be video of the dyno pulls ?
 

So the initial run in and cam break in went smooth, zero issues other than I have a leak on the milodon oil pan. I am not suprised by the leak one bit. @318willrun mentioned these pans in his last video, But regardless, I'll get that fixed and then try to schedule a dyno day. I will say that it sounds milder than I expected, it sounds fairly docile, me thinks it probably wont make 400 but we will find out!
Lol
Don’t let that fool ya. That 318 I had sounded like a Ford Tempo idling around. But…..
 
My 9:1 318 with cleaned up stock heads and a comp xe268 sounded like a minivan. You could only barely tell it had a cam in it. And I’d guess it made 200 to the tire.
 
Are they bigger? I thought they were all working from the same castings (which are pretty good castings). ProMaxx, Speedmaster, AFR...
Sorry for the crude note.

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Are they bigger? I thought they were all working from the same castings (which are pretty good castings). ProMaxx, Speedmaster, AFR...
I believe there is only one AFR version, there may be a slight difference in port volume due to the bowl work, compared to the other brands, but I didn't measure these
 
I figured each company would provide their own valve jobs, etc. I just thought they started with the same castings... but maybe not. Promaxx shockers used their own work and got some flow, I know a couple people that have used the shockers.
Take one of Pittsburgracer's heads, duplicate the port work, and produce cnc's heads. Part of the profit goes to his kids.
 
Take one of Pittsburgracer's heads, duplicate the port work, and produce cnc's heads. Part of the profit goes to his kids.
If we could only get our hands on one.
The feelers are out and I have just the guy to copy his work
 
I figured each company would provide their own valve jobs, etc. I just thought they started with the same castings... but maybe not. Promaxx shockers used their own work and got some flow, I know a couple people that have used the shockers.

Promaxx shockers are cnc ported.

They have maxx head that should be on par with the AFR heads. Maybe a nicer valve job with the promaxx based on pics Pittsburghracer posted a long time ago.
 
Promaxx shockers are cnc ported.

They have maxx head that should be on par with the AFR heads. Maybe a nicer valve job with the promaxx based on pics Pittsburghracer posted a long time ago.
Yes, but I meant the bare casting was the same.
 
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