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590 HP 318'' .............the dyno was EXTREMELY happy. i call major BS on it
590 HP 318'' .............the dyno was EXTREMELY happy. i call major BS on it
camel bump heads with chrome valve covers too!All it takes is the right cam and your car can be scary fast too!
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camel bump heads with chrome valve covers too!
i hate to say it but i think we did!!
i hadn't seen that thread but i am willing to watch someone build that motorI think some of you are missing the fact this post is just a troll post. I think it's the same guy who was gonna bore his block with a mag drill and cut his piston tops with a band saw.
It was hilarious. I cant remember the name of the thread, maybe someone else does and can link it for us.i hadn't seen that thread but i am willing to watch someone build that motor![]()
It was hilarious. I cant remember the name of the thread, maybe someone else does and can link it for us.
See this is why i like this place.. everyone has their own ways of getting stuff done... i personally put the piston/rod in the block then trim it with a belt sander.... Zero deck.. every time
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He has a video on surfacing a head with a car battery on a cinder block, with a sheet of sandpaper. No kidding. And another where he teaches you to check bore geometry with a carpenter square. No kidding.
I found this Hot Rod article.
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Chrysler 318 Engine - A Powerplant To Brag About
Check out this Chrysler 318 Engine from Mopar that is equipped with parts from Edelbrock, Holley, and Engine quest, as this beast gets over 400 hp inside Popular Hot Rodding Magazinewww.hotrod.com
It was hilarious. I cant remember the name of the thread, maybe someone else does and can link it for us.
in fairness... ford actually made a boring machine that bolted into the head bolt holes to do the model t engines... but yeah... 100 years agoView attachment 1716412623
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Use a table ban saw to hack off the 340 piston crown .
340 piston in 360 block : take off bout 0.10" from piston crown if it's thick enough, add a 0.080"head shim on the engine side with a standard 0.038" thick head gasket gets you 0.118" to work with. Subtract from the 0.27" sticking out....you need to shoot for the perfect 0.030 squish/ quench...www.forabodiesonly.com
also the author of this amazing hit piece:
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Turn a small drill press into a Bore/ Hone. Bolt it to the top of your engine block & do your own machining .
Someone send me the p/n for Sunnens bore bit they use to do machine work! The 4" one. You need your own garden hose to keep things cool.www.forabodiesonly.com
Lmfao!!!See this is why i like this place.. everyone has their own ways of getting stuff done... i personally put the piston/rod in the block then trim it with a belt sander.... Zero deck.. every time
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At least get it right. It was a "ban" saw. lolI think some of you are missing the fact this post is just a troll post. I think it's the same guy who was gonna bore his block with a mag drill and cut his piston tops with a band saw.
I have a Kwikway boring bar, doing engines in the field/at industrial installations wasn't uncommon, not just Flatheads. Like anything else, the quality & results are 95% operator skill & attentiveness.in fairness... ford actually made a boring machine that bolted into the head bolt holes to do the model t engines... but yeah... 100 years ago