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Hi everyone,
I am in the final stages of my restoration and have run into a bit of a snag... well several snags. I have a 1972 Roadrunner 340/727 with Doug Headers and my factory hard lines no longer work. That's my first issue. My first solutions was to remove all of the fittings in the...
Hi all,
I am putting the last pieces of my 340 together and noticed I do not have all my intake fittings for my rpm air gap. I tried searching online and am not coming up with much. Maybe because I am not wording it right in the search? There are 4 ports on it and I think I have 2 figured out...
I am trying without success to get my dipstick tube back into the block. I bought this block bare so I didn't think to check the tube hole to see if the old one had broken off in there. I am not sure what it's supposed to look like so I am asking if it looks like the old one is broken off in the...
I am installing my harmonic balancer and I am not sure how to know if the harmonic balancer is all the way in. I don't think it is judging by feel (meaning not a huge amount of bolt revolutions) and my picture but I am at a point now where I am turning the crank. If not would you guys recommend...
Back in May, I asked the question of stroking my 340 motor and got a lot of great advice on how to go about it. Link below:
http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/search/2855076/?q=340&o=relevance&c[node]=20
I am finally at a point to where I can start putting money into the engine so I...
I am about to pull my 340 (or so I keep saying) to get the body work done. While its out, I am thinking of stroking it out but I have a possible hang up. Back when my brother had the car, a valve dropped into the #8 cylinder and the result was...... well lets just say the result was not pretty...
Well I was stabbing my 727 back onto my 340 block and made a bone head mistake. It was in a bind and I splintered (cracked) the bell housing of the transmission(recently rebuilt). (I was not even torquing it down) but either way it happened and I am now sick to my stomach and not sure what to do...