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Going to a 340 or 360 head requires more than just putting the heads on it.
Because of the chamber volume and port size on the 340/360 heads it will drop the compression ratio on your 318 by 1 point!
So if you have a 8.5:1 now, it will have a measly 7.5:1 with the other heads on it.....not...
Karl, you must use an LED flasher with the LED bulbs.
Here is the one I used.
I bought two of them, one for the turn signals and the other for the 4 ways.
Get the one from Year One, it should work just fine.
You'll need the extra length as the one end goes into the bell housing beside the starter.
Here's a pic of mine but FYI the location on the bell housing is WRONG - It has since been relocated to the correct location.
I will be.
Currently using the Lucas oil.
Because I have low miles on my recently finished Runner restoration.
I'll use it the rest of this year and then will be switching over to the Amsoil Z-Rod oil.
My 360 engine has a solid cam (Isky) and needs all the zinc it can get.
Both oils have...
The beige long roof in this photo has a rear tire size of 295-70-15 and it's a BFG radial tire.
I should have taken a photo from the backside but didn't....sorry.
Thanks Chad,
Since I got the heads back on it's been a "take it easy" for the first little bit while driving the car.
So far so good.
Yours is gonna look 100x better than mine when complete....
Yesterday I took her out to her very first car show. It was about an hour and a half drive from my house.
This was the show.
Although it was mainly the newer LX bodied Mopar's the club invited classic Mopar's to their show.
So my buddies and I and a few others showed up. The venue was a nice...