360 or 318 which would you rather have???

360 or 318,which would you rather modify??

  • 360

    Votes: 210 76.4%

  • 318

    Votes: 65 23.6%
  • Total voters
    275
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caferacerx said:
hey just trying to help out 340 by keeping this thread interesting
lets face it 318 vs 360 has been done to DEATH, its BORING
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As stated before IF YOU DON'T LIKE THE THREAD OR THINK IT'S BORING GO START YOUR OWN ******* LOSER:thebirdm::thebirdm::thebirdm::thebirdm:And take the crossbreed hack with ya'...
 
stroked 340 said:
As stated before IF YOU DON'T LIKE THE THREAD OR THINK IT'S BORING GO START YOUR OWN ******* LOSER:thebirdm::thebirdm::thebirdm::thebirdm:And take the crossbreed hack with ya'...
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hey I think he is trying to make me mad
are you trying to upset me??
sorry not working!O:)O:)O:)

oh and by the way F4U
 

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dedicated to stroked 340.. seems like a fitting song...

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ox1Tore9nw"]YouTube - elvis presley - in the ghetto[/ame]
 
"F" bomb dropped by stroked 340 in post #127.

Glad things are back to normal around here…… I was beginning to thing everyone was becoming a bunch of girly men.
 
MtNemoMopar said:
Corsairs were called "Whistling Death" by the Japanese, not P-38's.
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100% correct on that. thanks for the correction.
japs called P-38's ""two planes, one pilot". on another
side note, when captured JAAF pilots were interviewed,
along with JAAF pilots after the war, they said that the
P-40 was their most dangerous foe. becouse of the type
of dogfighting incountered in the PTO/CBI.
 
stroked 340 said:
I see your from Philly that figures your all ******* losers from there......
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F4U two
major gregery boyington lived in philly for a time

In March of 1938, VMF-1 aviators excited took possession of the latest, hottest Grumman fighters, the F3F-2s, the last biplane fighters used by US air forces. Powered by Wright-Cyclone engines of 950 horsepower, the fat-bellied aircraft were fast and rugged. In July, he moved to Philadelphia, to attend the Marine Corps' Basic School for ten months.

http://www.acepilots.com/usmc_boyington.html
 
caferacerx said:
F4U two
major gregery boyington lived in philly for a time
http://www.acepilots.com/usmc_boyington.html
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Pappy's wingman knew when Pappy was going to attack when he seen Pappy's cigar exited the cockpit and the canopy closed. Pappy was also known to "drink & fly" lol. another story.. with a grain of salt mind you, was that he use to tie rope on he control stick to the bottom of his seat. "poor mans auto pilot" and catch a few winks while patrolling. he also has an airport named after him. awesome guy/hero of WWII.
 
although only loosely based on real events I loved that show,
I need to get a copy of his book
 
I am running A-833 OD, 11 inch clutch with a 3000lbs truck plate and kevlar disc. I will have get the pics of the manifolds and post them.

caferacerx said:
do you have any pics of the dakota manifolds installed? what trans are you using auto or manual?
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I would like to see how you solved the problem of the Z-bar interfering with the exhaust
I would like to use the dakota manifolds on my 66 with an A-833 and 67 up 10 1/2" 130 tooth flywheel and bell housing, it looks like I will need to use a hydraulic clutch in order to fit the dakota manifolds, I am also converting to manual steering
 
187 to 56,360 over the "boat anchor" i guess i got my answer...and to those of you that ruined this thread:thebirdm::thebirdm::thebirdm::thebirdm::thebirdm::thebirdm::thebirdm:
 
stroked 340 said:
187 to 56,360 over the "boat anchor" i guess i got my answer...and to those of you that ruined this thread:thebirdm::thebirdm::thebirdm::thebirdm::thebirdm::thebirdm::thebirdm:
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Oh…….. But you didn't get your answer or prove your point.

I told you, you wouldn't in my first post in this thread.

"Starting with a "stock" engine which would you rather modify for performance??"

That is the question.

The question was not "Is a 318 only useful as a boat anchor?"

The 318 is a fine engine. Maybe not the perfect engine for every build, but a fine engine none the less……



But this is off topic because this thread is about waffles vs pancakes!
 
this is what I use for really great waffles in a JIFFY!!
I like to use a lot of melted butter instead of oil and sometimes add a bit of vanilla and/or cinnamon
 

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