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Well... they took this to a monster 3.95 and made 400 with basically a cam and intake.... so this bore thing might pan out :) https://www.motortrend.com/how-to/ccrp-0401-mopar-318-engine/

It depends on "WHO" is driving the thing. For "one of us" for instance, it wouldn't be a problem. But we have some on here who think driving a three on the tree is a chore.

He may be retired by now but the guy that runs Oregon Cam gives great advice. His name slips my mind right now. He’s a wealth of information. Oregon Cam is still in business.

What Nice! What intake and cam are you going to use and what are you dropping it into?

2000 rpm at 75? Don't use a cam with any performance designed into it. With the OD and those gears most any cam but a stock spec one will be too much. (generally speaking)

I don't like this strawman argument, Anti 318ers make it sound these people want to build a 450-650 hp 318. It's like 90% of the 318 threads is adding cam and 4bbl maybe headers and some even want to do something about the heads, wanting something like 250-350 hp, that's like asking 300-400 hp...

276/276 223/223 @ 50 .471/.471 107 lsa installed on 103.4 cut from a stock 318 cam

yes but compression police say you lose putting 2.02 jhead on 68 318 and thats true but they have never run it the flow matters more cam 484/carb/intake etc then spray erases the comp lost by another 130 hp and gives you loads of low end cheap easy fun

Welp Uncle Tony has moved on from MI 318 ...it seems Bottle rocket is all ya get . What's the recipe...? Hughes whiplash cam with closed chamber 273 heads? sumthin liethat...

He done at least 3 different 400 hp 318 builds basically 225-245 cams, 9.7-10.5:1 cr, airgap headers, one with magnum heads one with ported 302 heads with 2.02 and one with older EQ then ported them out for 425 hp and and one just added xe262h cam and 4bbl and headers on stock low cr 318 for 282 hp.

Here are the numbers I got from having a 2000 Ram 5.9 cam run through the Cam Doctor at Bullet Cams: Duration @ 0.050: I/E 189*/194* Lobe separation angle: 111* Lift @ cam: I/E 0.273"/0.278" Valve lift w/ 1.6 rockers: I/E 0.437”/0.445”

I have only run Big Blocks thus far my friend whoooz toilet flushes backwards.

I've ran all 3 in 318's. Yes, they'll make a difference, but, neither of those offer any more off idle stomp than the 318 2bbl cam, results are seen once you get it going. I've had 318's that took some getting used to for a new driver because they would lay rubber at the tap of the gas, and...

...the extra 7* are NOT helping whereas the extra 15* overlap is. IMO, this is a pretty good trade off for most of us. And finally, here is a 318 cam, in at 108; 240/132/120/248/20* overlap/Ica of 48*. This is about the smallest cam ever. Notice the Power extraction is 120*, and overlap is...

i don't care to watch the vidya, can you just post what the cam spec is?

How about follow 318willrun’s 318 car that performs somehow even though some say you can’t add a cam carb etc.. to no stall and gears and get results.

I love this! I too put 27" tires on the back. I just might consider trying try this after I do the tune up depending upon how things go. Not sure how to get a 318 cam yet. THANK YOU! 380 miles on a tank would be awesome!

This video wasn't too bad to watch, he said the cam specs for the 318 should be accurate within a degree or so, sounds like it's should pretty accurate to me.

Why bother, AFAIK there are only two good reasons for to run a header, namely; Scavenging and Inertial tuning; neither of which are desirable on a stock 318. The stock cam has like 20* of overlap, so scavenging is not gonna occur. Inertial tuning sure but to what effect? You are likely...

Seems I blew a head gasket. Loosening head bolt I noticed two close to the break in gasket were looser than the others. My set up has 11:1 compression with .039 compressed head gasket. I have cometic but they are .020 and will raise compression to 11.6:1. I have aluminum heads. Will this be an...

i will disagree my 340 with the 218@50 454 lift 110 106 is a great street cam some lope would be a even bigger in the 318

I say build the 318. Terry Brighton racing built a 318 stroker with Trick Flow heads, air gap, Lunati 243/251 VooDoo hydraulic roller cam. Made 535/535. Pretty much equal to 360 strokers give or take a few.

I was using the same cam that is now in the 340, .513int/.498exh and I've already checked the PTV clearance when I put it all together, I don't remember the numbers anymore but there was plenty all the way through the cycle of the cam.

Care to share why? 86 has yes a roller cam, hyd lifters, 73 340 crank. Would prefer to sell 86 block. 340 internals 318 Blue 72 block would be me goal atm. Maybe get a solid roller comversion. Wanna build a reliable Blue 72. "YOUR MY BOY BLUE!"

Cam, compression, and intake. 318's, like the 2V 302 and 305 suffered from an emissions cam, low intake valve lift. They also had low compression. Install quench heads with zero deck pistons to get compression and efficient combustion, a cam in the 220°@ 0.050" lift and 0.500 valve lift, and a...

After a couple of years with the Holley Sniper EFI and it’s problems I now decided to go back to carb. I need some suggestions, so I buy one I can work with. I tried Edelbrock 1405 and 1406 before the Sniper, was never happy with. 318 with 904. Edelbrock RPM Airgap intake Edelbrock RPM...

The LA318 was introduced in 1967. There were some poly engines that had hydraulic lifters. I used to have a couple. I'm trying to remember what they came out of.... industrial or marine application probably.

I looked up in the mopars master engine catalog and they call for mopars .508/292* cam for a 13 second 13, I think that a flat 13 can be obtained with less cam as that information is probably 25 years ago.

You look at the parts list for a 400 hp 318,340,360 it practically the same, around 10:1 cr, 230 to 245 cam, airgap 750 headers and magnum or x heads or mild ported 2.02 360 heads or 318 heads ported to flow similar, or SM, Edelbrocks with maybe slightly less cam. Don't get this cost issue.

What are the rest of those cam specs, please?