That is what they should be if they are O's Don't see them that often but I already had a 70 dart engine with one O and one Z they were original to the car.Have in my notes they are 915's.
That is what they should be if they are O's Don't see them that often but I already had a 70 dart engine with one O and one Z they were original to the car.Have in my notes they are 915's.
I'm just curious....what's the range of 340 chamber volumes you've seen? Lets' say all of the "letter" castings anyway. I've measured from about 65 to about 78 cc.When the heads are 72cc chamber, do the math and the static lands around 9.1-1 or less.
Stick a 280 flat in it and use 8553 head gaskets.. and it'll be cranking 140 psi if you're lucky.
For 91 octane with a typical 280 dur flat tappet cam. ..all the open chamber heads should be milled at least .025 to bring them down to around 67cc when used with a 340 stock replace 10.5 piston n your average hot street cam/280 cam.
If they are 1.88 valves to begin with, going 2.02 stainless nail head style valves will lower the chamber volume as well... its a you'll know when you get there kinda thing.
Easy enough to cc..I wouldn't worry about compression that much on a cast iron head. A true 10 5 to 1 would not be happy with modern premium gasoline. My X heads came in at 72 cc's. With a small cam and pump premium that's about all it would take with decent timing. It would still detonate if it was hot and I luged it at all. My aluminum heads are true 10 5 to 1 and never a ping to be heard.
Wizard of Oz engineThat is what they should be if they are O's Don't see them that often but I already had a 70 dart engine with one O and one Z they were original to the car.
As for the head that actually came off a 340, 72cc is the largest I've measured .I'm just curious....what's the range of 340 chamber volumes you've seen? Lets' say all of the "letter" castings anyway. I've measured from about 65 to about 78 cc.
I would say closer to 100 on the seat. Remember Mopar small block valves are 3/8 stem and a little heavier than some.Easy enough to cc..
What # valve springs should I use on a stock cam ...my guy was saying around 60#
Does that sound right
This article talks about springs on a stock cam 340:Easy enough to cc..
What # valve springs should I use on a stock cam ...my guy was saying around 60#
Does that sound right
I have a big box full of mopar muscle and mopar action magazines.This article talks about springs on a stock cam 340:
1970 340 High Performance Mill Dyno - Mopar Muscle Magazine 1970 340 High Performance Mill Dyno - Dyno Derby 340
I also have a 70 340 with both "0" and "Z" heads. I thought they came from a 70' Challenger. Why miss match heads? I'm not sure, but I have heard of it before. Both are 2.02's.That is what they should be if they are O's Don't see them that often but I already had a 70 dart engine with one O and one Z they were original to the car.
I also have a 70 340 with both "0" and "Z" heads. I thought they came from a 70' Challenger. Why miss match heads? I'm not sure, but I have heard of it before. Both are 2.02's.
What are you talking aboutHow about a sticker on the fender for the early Elon Musk rocket design X heads. But the woke bastards would probably key your car.