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heads for a 416 #82203
06/30/08 06:18 PM
06/30/08 06:18 PM
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I have my 416 stroker bottom assembly 9.5 to 1 dish pistons at 65cc and I already have a set of J heads small valves 72cc brings my combo to 9.1 to 1 compression. These Js are they to small? , I have a set of magnums also id#5300 6671 was wondering if the magnums would be a better route for my car? 72 Cuda w/727 3000 stall Street car and I have an ld340 already w/a demonsizzler thermoquad.What should i do.Are there any problems running these magnums on my 71 340 block? Thanks Any help appreciated

Re: heads for a 416 [Re: 72greencuda] #82204
06/30/08 10:24 PM
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You have to convert to push rod oiling but other then that they are a good choice because of the closed chamber design. With a magnum head you can run more compression and be resistant to detonation. It would be best to get them ported to feed the extra cubic inches.

Re: heads for a 416 [Re: 69Cuda340S] #82205
06/30/08 11:57 PM
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Push rod oiling

Re: heads for a 416 [Re: 72greencuda] #82206
07/01/08 06:58 AM
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The old LA heads oil the top end through passages in the block/heads where as magnum heads oil the top end through the push rods. You can read more about the conversion to magnum heads here:

http://www.moparts.org/Tech/Archive/smallblock/7.html







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