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Trying to clarify the 320" cylinder head uses
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Jack Vines
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A 1955 article in HRM stated:

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The present compression ratio of the Clipper and Packard engines is a conservative 8-1/2 to 1, while the Hudson and Nash engines have an even more conservative 7.8 to 1. If one chose to use the heads of the 320-cubic inch Packard engine on the 352-cubic inch engine, a compression ratio of 9-1/4 to 1 would be obtained. To obtain a compression ratio of 7.8 to 1 on the Hudson and Nash, the heads from the 352-cubic inch engine are used.


Did all Packard 320"s have the 6480406CD cylinder head which then became the standard '56 352"/374" head?

Did all the '55 Hash 320" engines use the 440854 head also used on the '55 352"?

jack vines

Posted on: 2015/2/3 1:00
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