No, the 318 block and the 340 block are not the same. The 318 block is designed for the Chrysler 318 cubic inch V8 engine, while the 340 block is for the Chrysler 340 cubic inch V8 engine. They have different bore and stroke dimensions, which affects their displacement and performance characteristics. Additionally, the two blocks may have different casting features and design specifications.
the motor mounts should be the same, as the 318 is the same block as the 340, the only thing I can think of is the oil pan was different on the 340.
Yes , the Chrysler 318 , 340 , 360 have the same firing order
any 4 speed tranny from a 340 engine will bolt to a 273, 318, or 360 engine as they are all the same engine block.
318, 340, 360 all take the same motor mounts.
No.
Yup, same thing. The Chrysler Corp. used the same LA Block 318 from 1967-2002, With a few updates here and there, so if your trying to use one in a car from that year to go in another, it'll work.
Yes. Same block, different stroke.
they should work fine as it's basically the same engine.
crank, & heads, same block different stroke crank, & heads, same block different stroke
It would probably be close to a 340 as the 340 is the same engine block as the 318. The stock 318ci has a 3.910 in. bore with a 3.31 in. stroke the very same stroke as a 340ci. The stock 340ci has a 4.04 in. bore. The .060 in. over bore would result in a 328ci engine. The formula for this is, 1/2 bore x 1/2 bore x 3.14 x stroke x number of cylinders.
yes, any small block dodge engine ( 273, 318, 340, 360) will fit in there. no mods required.
318 and 340 are 2.500 360 are 2.800 Hope this helps