318 build
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RE: 318 build
Well im just gonna say this but idk if you havea magnum or A engine 318 but I got these to books http://www.amazon.com/Rebuild-Mopar-...979&sr=8-2and in them it says to limit boreing only to .020-.030 otherwise get a race block. I don't know but that what the book says I will try to find out why.
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RE: 318 build
I thoght the same thing too... the pistions say .060 and i measured the inside and it is worn a little past .060, so it does not look like that one will get built. But i found a magnum long block today that has had a fresh rebuild, nothing at all wrong with it for $800. from one of my dads old friends. So i may be getting that pretty soon then, but i am still thinking about going carburated on that one too, summit has an air gap for the magnums for around $300 i think. I am thinking about keeping the over drive in it too, but i have the 42re, so can i still get it to work, or does it need to be and rh tranny to work w/o the computer?
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RE: 318 build
The older 318's could take .060 over up to about 1973.the late 70's and 80's motor they say not to bore more than 040 but I've bored them .060 and not had problems(lucky maybe) I've bored the 5.2 and 5.9 magnums .040 and ran them a bunch of miles with no problems but they say not to exceed .040 with those blocks.If you need a 318 block I've got a 1970 that I will give you if you want it.Maybe take the guts out of your .060 block and throw them in there.Its located in Louisville Ky. The crosswind intakes will fit both blocks and are almost identical to the performer RPM airgap except for the water neck location