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Weiand manifold fitting question

Darter,

It's a 349" stroker kit sold by a well-known poly guy named Gary Pavlovich. Here is some of his work from a few years ago:

http://www.1962to1965mopar.ornocar.com/poly318.html

This is a milder kit that what he did in that page. It uses the following:

  • Clevite MS1344P full groove main bearing set, standard size
  • Forged SIR press fit piston rods & ARP fasteners 6.123
  • Scat internally balanced 3.58” crank SCA-934010
  • Clevite CB481HN hardened/narrowed rod bearing set
  • Keith Black/Silvolite .030” #1278 flat-top no valve relief piston/pin set 1.658”comp. ht.
  • Hastings/Perfect Circle/Mahle Chrome Moly Ring set in .030”
  • Schneider 264F Poly Solid Lifter Cam:
Part Number: 14227
Grind Number: 264F
Intake Duration (gross): 264
Exhaust Duration (gross): 264
Intake Duration (.050”): 220
Exhaust Duration (.050”): 220
Intake Valve Lift*: .450"
Exhaust Valve Lift*: .450"
Lobe Separation: 110
Intake Valve Lash: .014"
Exhaust Valve Lash: .014"
RPM Range: 2000-6000​

I'm adding a Proform 650 carb, FireCore RTR distributor and the Weiand.

It's been an interesting build. It's my first time building an engine by scratch and I probably could've picked something easier. Had some clearancing issues with the stroker kit, which is normal. Also had some problems with the machine shop. Oh well, it's been a learning experience. :thumbsup:

Here it is so far. All I really have left is the manifold, fuel pump, distributor and carb. The 65 Coronet in the background is the car it's going in:

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Cool car. My intake has something similar beneath the thermostat.
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Thank you for the info. Got a friend doing a poly for his 64 Dodge wagon now.Some day I'll own a 65 Coronet,Have had plenty of early Plymouths,a 63 Belvedere is sitting in the garage now.Keep us in the loop, love to see the finished product.My kind of guy,not afraid of a more door...
 
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