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If you need an entire 318 poly, my crew guy bought a 64 Polara street car that had one in it. I think it came with a fresh spare too. I am sure he would sell it by the pound! They are 2 bbl engines. LOL.
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This design, The Dodge Pro Stock head and the Ford Pro Stock Hemi is kind of a off shoot of this design chamber, there was a Oldsmobile design in 1985 that Albert Clark & Wayne County did development on in as billets. That is how Chrysler end up with this design I have dated pictures & some dyno results ran at LMR where there were back to back dyno test on this DRCE VS the Olds Billet Hemi raealy a semi-hemi
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Did more research. It's a 318 2 x 4bbl for a 57-58 318 poly engine. I bid up to $250 and did not get it, went for $260. eBay says it's worth $400 plus.
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Neil Smedley had a 318 poly 2bbl in a '62 Belvedere at one time. It ran 17.20's with a 2bbl a/t and 2.90's gear. He put a 4bbl on it with a 625 Carter and it ran 17.20's. He changed to a 3.55 rear and it ran 17.20's. He recurved the distributor and got it to the 17-teens. He then added a 2x4bbl and it ran the same. There you go, nothing to get excited about or maybe Neil is just plain stupid!
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The 1956 Fury was 303 CI and 1/4 BBL (Carter WCFB). The Optional Plymouth engine in 1957 and early 1958 (before the 350 CI Wedge) was a 318 CI w 2/4's and rated at 290 HP, mech lifters, etc. The only '56 Fury with dual quads was the car Chrysler ran at Daytona Beach, which had an adapter to a 300B dual fours set up. It ran upwards of 160 MPH, if I remember right.
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I would have thought a much lighter 62 would be quite a bit faster. Bill |
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Division 1 racer Len Abrahamson said when he lived in Cali he raced a 64 dodge with a 318 Poly and it ran in the low 13s, it had a four barrel and headers, I'm not sure what else. On my flow bench I found a pocket ported Poly head to flow very similar to a pocket ported Chev 1.94" head. In a 62 Ply with an aftermarket mani, carb, cam in drag race trim, 11s should be very possible, Paul.
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1956 Plymouth Fury?
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