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    W2 Valve Cover Suggestions

    i´m running T&D 1.7 Intake Rockers, 1/2" medice spacer is sufficient for me (stock VC).
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    W2 Valve Cover Suggestions

    same here......medice mfg spacers, stock valve covers with offset rockers. you can get different thickness of the spacers, nice stuff. Michael
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    how to remove the steering wheel?

    Hi Guys, the position of the pitman arm was done the same way the old one was. That´s not the problem. Possibly because of an aftermarkete steering coupler and no play in the new box....as said before i´ll check alignment this off-season (going racing 3rd of october, no time before that). Thanks...
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    how to remove the steering wheel?

    ok, got it. thanks for the replies. Since it went together smoothly i think all is assembled correctly, will correct the alignment via the tie rod sleeves this winter. Michael
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    how to remove the steering wheel?

    Hi Guys, i am struggling with removing the steering wheel from my 68 Valiant. I put in a new steering box and now the wheel is not straight, want to correct this at the wheel. Don´t want to damage sth. because the interior is pretty nice.....if anybody can give me some tips for removal that...
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    My new 340 at the track

    sounds and runs great. Full cam specs would be great if you don´t mind sharing! Michael
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    Modify a Magnum for LA rocker gear oiling ?

    would be great if somebody can put up a link for the PRW LA-Type Rockers that are usable with PR Oiling.
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    Modify a Magnum for LA rocker gear oiling ?

    just for your information: some manufacturers rocker gear (LA) can be used with pushrod oiling. So no modification at all necessary with the proper rockers. For example: Mancini Racing Aluminum Roller Rocker Arm Kit Michael
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    More vids @ Milan Dragway

    thanks for sharing, your car is absolutely impressive to me. i love it, keep going! Michael
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    Almost time to pull out

    cool, have fun there. And enjoy your meal ;-)
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    Not Mopar but check out these Ford flow numbers

    Wow, those can make some steam NA. Michael
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    Indy 360-1 Cylinder heads on small block LA's

    no, they are 18 degree heads just like production heads. Only thing to consider is that these are closed chamber heads - can´t run a domed piston (must be flush with the deck or you have to adjust with the gasket). Michael
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    Indy 360-1 Cylinder heads on small block LA's

    Around 2800 without me....2950 with me i think.
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    Indy 360-1 Cylinder heads on small block LA's

    Sorry John, i put this together during a short break while working. After work i had to make preparations for a beer fest we celebrate this weekend ;-)
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    Indy 360-1 Cylinder heads on small block LA's

    here we go. old heads (Lift / Flow I/E) .100 68 65 .200 144 112 .300 213 156 .400 258 194 .500 282 216 .600 294 218 .700 300 220 new heads (Lift / Flow I/E) .100 70 53 .200 144 110 .300 206 150 .400 260 182 .500 296 206 .600 316 224 .700 324 232 directly compared the new heads...
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    Looks like the Dart Gen 3 blocks are shipping

    cool to see more aftermarket block options to potentially use for our stuff. Michael
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    Indy 360-1 Cylinder heads on small block LA's

    old heads were cnc´d procomps. New heads are 360-1´s as cast, not cnc-ported. They were then hand ported by a good guy i trust, i wanted it this way because i had concerns regarding them leaking as many do with the big cnc port.
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    Indy 360-1 Cylinder heads on small block LA's

    Hi Dwayne, no unfortunately not. I´m pretty sure the weather now was not as good as back in fall of 2023 when it ran the previous best. It seems i had too big expectations, have to tune the new combination to reach full potential.
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    Indy 360-1 Cylinder heads on small block LA's

    yeah, you´re right. The 1/8 mile numbers are 6.612 @ 104 mph, before it was 6.661 @ 103 mph. I do run a sniper, have to check the logs what´s going on AFR-wise.
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    Indy 360-1 Cylinder heads on small block LA's

    good morning, back from a weekend at the track. We had decent weather, not the best conditions but at least dry. Track was good. Engine / Car ran good, it feels definively stronger in the upper rpm range - pulls to 7000 hard. I got 5 runs with the first ones all over the place, had to adjust...
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    360 Magnum with Trick Flow heads, what gasket kit?

    Fel Pro 1008´s are a good head gasket choice for this setup, also the 1213´s for the intake. Regarding the timing chain cover Fel Pro TCS 45284 should fit. Michael
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    Indy 360-1 Cylinder heads on small block LA's

    here we go.....don´t really know if it sounds different than before....thinking it sounds a little more agressive. Next week Test&Tune....wish me luck!
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    Post your 10 second combo

    Hi Samanthasen, where are you from in the netherlands? I´d say a demon with a healthy 493 should run low tens / high nines for sure. I´d suggest another converter (higher stall speed) and more rear gear. The cylinder heads are ported? If not, then there is a lot of potential....TF270´s would...
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    Indy 360-1 Cylinder heads on small block LA's

    It´s coming together.....i´ll try to have it running until saturday...one week until T&T :) Cold Lash is set to .002", we´ll see if this works (SR on HR Cam). Everything fits under the scoop, the stack needs to be shortened.
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    rear tires unloading

    What if you increase the rebound of the rear shocks? I´d try that. Michael
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    Indy 360-1 Cylinder heads on small block LA's

    Could not resist to put the intake on to see how tall this is....for sure i have to cut my velocity stack (Hood´s got a hole in it, six pack scoop).
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    Indy 360-1 Cylinder heads on small block LA's

    yeah, that´s true. They drilled the threads for the water neck too deep, directly into the water passage....not a huge problem, but not what i would expect also. Oh, i´ll work around as usual ;-)
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