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From: Daven Anderson
Email: [email protected]
Date: February 23, 2001
Time: 00:03:06
You're right,Mark,thank you for mentioning it! My post DID say Dodge started using the 318 (in that displacement) in 1960, but that did neglect that the '59 326 Red Ram is a Plymouth (basic design) engine. I focused on the 60-66 engines because I assumed Adam Green was wanting to "hemi-fy" that type (the most common polys). Neither Mike Patterson or myself mentioned the '59 326,so on the odd chance Adam has that engine,he now knows it cannot be "hemi-fied" by swapping heads because it too is a Plymouth 277-301 derivative. Thanks,Mark!
