One for each axle! I like it...fulsizjeep wrote:You are going to lose some low end torque with the changes to get 320 hp. Could just put another 401 in the cargo area and run them both stock.
1973-1974 401 heads. Flow best stock, especially on the exhaust side, and are a 58cc chamber instead of 63cc on the later heads.fulsizjeep wrote:What is a stock 502C head?
I can't view the video but I can say Blake's 360 is pretty worn and has been for a while. Maybe he has done something to it in the last couple years. The FI gives it some UMPH just from better throttle response.
Well unless you want to part with them, I think I'll have to stick with what I have.fulsizjeep wrote:The heads to have were made for the 340 HP 390 Machine engine. They were also used on early 71 401s. The head casting number is 3196291. I have a set of these. They are 50.60cc.
The steel bridges are doing OK in the Cherokee's 401. I broke the aluminum bridges in it. And all I have for this engine is the steel bridges.fulsizjeep wrote:From my experience, the bridged rockers on the 502 are less than desirable for more horse power. The aluminum bridges are crap. The steel ones can warp. If you are going to stud the rockers, that is another story.
A luxury only some of us can afford! If the Cherokee was drivable I could put two 401's in the trunk. But I'm sure you can do more!fulsizjeep wrote:OK. I am going back to putting another 401 in the cargo area.