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318 block #194680
01/15/09 09:19 PM
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Hi Guys I have a 318 block from 68 and im about to use it with a 4 inch crank,and im looking at 500 to 550 hp and its a 2 bolt block.
what do you think guys will the block hold for that crank???

Re: 318 block [Re: the swede] #194681
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Re: 318 block [Re: patrick] #194682
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Re: 318 block [Re: Cab_Burge] #194683
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Block will hold just fine, asumeing no dramatic core shift of course. One thing I would think about is better main caps, they are punier than a 340 cap but the block webbing is the same. One over looked advantage to the 318 blocks is less grinding for roller lifters, and if you had a roller block then no grinding required.


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Re: 318 block [Re: the swede] #194684
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Maybe? Your using the small 318 bore?

Re: 318 block [Re: goldmember] #194685
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Thanks for your answers guys I will propaberly bore it 0.30

Re: 318 block [Re: the swede] #194686
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I've heard the early 318's had thicker cylinder walls,sonic testing will tell you.I've been looking for a early 318 67-70 for a stroker build myeslf.

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My 70 318 stroker went together perfectly and is a great little motor. I may be upgrading my project to a 451 I have
had sitting around. Wayne, shoot me a PM I may be able to help you out.... TBF

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Re: 318 block #194688
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Hi:yes the earlier blocks had thicker walls and i think the 68 block has it







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