I'll second that. Budget will command on most upgrades.Do what you can do with what you have at hand.That's all that matters. Do what makes you happy.
I'll second that. Budget will command on most upgrades.Do what you can do with what you have at hand.That's all that matters. Do what makes you happy.
This. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^I have the XE 268 in my 340, and I LOVE it. It has a nice choppy idle, and plenty of power. It might be a bit much for the average 318, so the XE 262 would probably be a good choice.
Show me the specs on it
Typical for the 318 hater who thinks his **** is the best and only way to build a streetee engine.
After all being 71 means you know everything.
Here's my favorite 318 video. Cool car and sound. A 318 with a Hughes Whiplash. It sounds good but it must not have preformed all that well. The guy built a 360 for it.
The longer I’m alive, the more I realize the less I actually know.Hell, I knew everything by the time I was 18.
I’ve spent the last 40 years figuring out I didn’t know crapola at 18 and still don’t lol.
Me too. It's a Dakota color. I met him and his car at the Nats years ago. Nice young fellow.For some reason, I just love that paint color. I know it’s not universally loved but man, it just looks good to me.
In my case it may have to do with too much Bourbon ......Kentucky or Tennessee is fine by me !The longer I’m alive, the more I realize the less I actually know.
Cheers to thatIn my case it may have to do with too much Bourbon ......Kentucky or Tennessee is fine by me !
That's the truth right there. When you start thinkin you know it all, you better knock yourself down a peg or three. lol I still love learnin new things.The longer I’m alive, the more I realize the less I actually know.
Crap! Did I just quote my Mom from 45 years ago?
Showoff. lol You should hire out to detail engine bays.To the original poster:
Go old school, and just do some bolt on's. Day 2 ****.
Look closely at this stock bottem end 318.
Sneaky little teen, could put the smack down if your not ready.
Wait a minute...HiPo 340 exhaust manifolds on a 318 ?
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i collected a lot of money off of the unsuspecting with a 318 that just "had headers and a 4bbl" and looked to be the brother from another mother to that motor, right down to the parts store special chrome air cleaner.To the original poster:
Go old school, and just do some bolt on's. Day 2 ****.
Look closely at this stock bottem end 318.
Sneaky little teen, could put the smack down if your not ready.
Wait a minute...HiPo 340 exhaust manifolds on a 318 ?
Only in So Cal could that be a driver, around here you'd need a dust buster every hour to keep the engine that clean, even in the shop.To the original poster:
Go old school, and just do some bolt on's. Day 2 ****.
Look closely at this stock bottem end 318.
Sneaky little teen, could put the smack down if your not ready.
Wait a minute...HiPo 340 exhaust manifolds on a 318 ?
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Fine desert dust is a daily thing around here too. Plus the wind everyday 15-25 mph.around here you'd need a dust buster every hour to keep the engine that clean, even in the shop.
You’re late to the party on the turbo…. Was about 40 post back..You really won't have much difference millage as long as you keep your foot out of it.
Like many have said cost for building is just about the same.
The saying when I was young was "There's no substitute for cubic inches"
Yeah, I hear it coming TURBO.
Same price318 or 360 for the same price? Id go with the 360...
Generally what's considered more race oriented is engines the make hp at higher rpms, and 318 will almost always need more rpm gears stall to be similarly fast as a 360, if you want most idle to 4000 rpm performance that's mostly done with displacement. Generally .07-1 hp per cid is arguably considered daily driver performance level.I just want a good hopped up daily driver not a full blown 11s drag car lol