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Nice work on the console!

Question on Harmonic Damper touching the timing cover? Do you think is will move once it's warmed up running the engine? I mean the rubber between the 2 parts to straighten it out? It looks like one side is in a little to the timing marks and the rotate it and the other side ( 180 degrees ) it's...

Wow! that looks great nice job!

Thank you all for your help!

I started to reassemble the 340, I ended up having the heads done they needed a lot of work. new springs, face cut, valves triple ground. Installing oil pump and windage tray. Next is the oil pan. Question: Do you put RTV in the slot end rubber caskets? I have seen some videos that do. mine...

Welcome to the site. Nice Challenger!

Wow I seem to have 3 posable positions for the pulling to fit on the balancer. I did try the bolt on all 3 and the work. I'll have to do some more digging, Thanks Weldguy.

Thank for the info I'll do that.

Oh I didn't mark mine after pulling it. i sand blasted it and repainted it. I'll have to check how it lines up. I have not cleaned up my harmonic balancer yet I did mark that. Thank for the information.

I decided to buy valve cutting tools. will be doing all exhaust and intakes on each head. and lap valves. I found out that I need .080 to .105 seats for intake and .090 - .110 exhaust seats. so I will be working on that. I have also been chasing treads and black Oxide most of the external bolts...

I like them all like Challenger RT said. You can't pick a bad one.

Thanks JDmopar yes I ended up getting positive vitron seals for all. I have another question if anyone knows. I did a manual lap on all the valves. does anyone know where specs are for the seat width for intake and exhaust? 30, 45, 60 degree faces. Thanks for your help!

Thanks Xcudame I'll put the stock ones on.

I attended Mopar's in the park in Minnesota and it was a nice show. I did find a guy in Minnesota working / helping the guy in Texas selling dash covers. For a 1973 Cuda 1 speaker $1300.00 + your core. The good part about this is I get to see the dash before buying it. Looks like I can move...

Very nice 71. Welcome!

Welcome! Looks like a solid car. Great job sand blasting.

I like year and the color!! Welcome to the site.

I did have the heads Magnaflux tested they are good also for compression. I think the problem was the water passage through the timing chain cover. The fuel pump opening was thick coolant but that was the only location of that. I ended up buying a new timing cover.

I have another question for the 1973 Cuda 340. I am going to replace the valve seals and pulled off the old ones but can't seem to find the exact make of the ones I have. there is a small spring on the bottom side around the valve guide for both intake and exhaust ones and a small sleeve around...

Thank you Xcudame. Not sure I'll use them I'm still looking for the correct year for the 340.