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Frank
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8/27/2003
09:20:27

Subject: 340 (1970) multi-port
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Hi,

I need help, I'm usualy paying on my 87 Shelby GLHS, but for one reason. I decided to put a 340 block (1970) on my 92 dakota multi-port v8. And I used the 318 heads and intake, but my heads gasket always burns. If I bolt the 340 heads, it's the intake how will not fit.

Don you know someone how already done something like that, or were I can find some information?????

thanks

Frank
allenby.francis@ic.gc.ca



litlpunisher
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8/27/2003
09:22:22

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What do you need to know.


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Bottle fed 340ci


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8/27/2003
09:24:56

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Same head gasket for both but need to use amc lifters or crane retrofit cam and lifters w/ magnum heads

98 Dakota
Bottle fed 340ci


Frank
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8/27/2003
09:34:04

RE: 340 (1970) multi-port
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Is the colling system the same on a 340 heads and 318 one. Because, I got both and it's don't look the same.

Is Dodge or any other compagny making a multi-port intake how will fit on the 340 heads? I things it will be the fastest way. Or is someone already try it.






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8/27/2003
12:30:03

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forg one things i cknow for sure Cracks kills and can affect thes way you takkl.



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8/27/2003
13:31:55

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You may have to modify a M1 (old style so it will use the old heads) to use MPI.



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