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Very interesting thread for me because I want to build a Dart SHP 427 for my '77. SummitRacing says about the Milodon 30907: "Pan fits stock crossmember without modification when the correct Tall-Narrow frame and engine motor mounts are used. The Short-Wide mounts can not be used.". So you had no problem using the C3's short wide engine mounts?
Do you know if it could accommodate the Steeroids rack and pinion? Thanks much.
The Ohio Crankshaft website doesn't provide a lot of information and I was unable to reach them by phone today. From what I read here, it sounds like their 427 has a two piece rear main seal and a driver side dipstick. Does that sound right?
Yes, 2-piece rear main, but I have a passenger side dipstick. For all I know, that could have changed in the last couple years.
Sounds like that is the perfect combination for my car. Now for the details. What is the consensus on camshaft selection for a manual trans car with 3.55 gears? It sounds like my static compression ratio is going to come in at about 10.5:1. There's been a lot of discussion about dynamic compression ratios on this forum. What is the maximum dynamic compression I can expect to get away with running the crap that passes for 91 octane these days?
I have a Dart SHP block, 2 piece main, passenger side dipstick. Everything I've read indicates this is how SHP blocks are configured, but I haven't researched that deeply.
Last edited by cooper9811; Jun 24, 2017 at 10:06 PM.
Sorry to hear about any issues you've had with springs. TFS uses only American made PAC springs on our heads and have for a while now. Please let me know if you have any questions. I'll be happy to answer. Regards, TrickFlowTech
Hey trick flow can you pm me some info on the best 23 deg 220-230cc sbc head you have? cant find the specs from browsing
What about 18 degree offerings?
(for stout high rpm 383)
Back on topic....
Sure thing. Our 230cc head comes with a 70cc chamber. It needs a -14cc piston to net 10.5:1. That's a standard head gasket and the piston .010 in the hole at tdc. The compression is pretty mild depending on how much you want to cam it. We have a couple different spring rate options, but I always like the Ti retainers.
We use a 2.080 in. valve. It flows 265@.400, 296@.500, 305@ .600 with the competition ports. Standard guide spacing, so standard rocker and pistons are fine. As a guideline, the Super Victor is a good match for the port size.
Let me know what you're thinking in terms of idle quality and cam.
We have the 250cc Ultra 18's as well. Very mean heads, but use standard 18 deg. intakes and exhaust patterns. Offset Shaft rockers and .180 offset intake lifters pretty standard as well.
How about getting my 195s Wedge Heads CNC ported?
They could use a little help.
If these are our 195's, there are some good porters such as Total Engine Airflow that can "run a program" through them. The castings are the same, and other than going with the bigger intake valves and freshened spring package, you can expect them to run right there with our bigger heads.