Mopar Head Porting Templates

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Learn how to install a Mopar Performance Porting Template kit into your Mopar's Magnum heads. Check out more details and photos only in Mopar Muscle Magazine.

On one of the few threads someone mentioned a thin wall condition in proximity to the coolant channels with Magnum heads that is created when using these. That's the main reason to use them is NOT to remove to much material.

There are a lot of variables here since the pdf file is for both big block and LA/magnum. There where different castings used(depending on motor) so you need to have the correct template for the head. The magnums i think only uses like 3-4 different castings for it's entire run. I have ported my share of heads and one in particular i went to far and removed to much material. The thin spot blew threw one time under a full throttle run. What i would suggest is to either get the correct template for the head or do this: First make some divots with the carbide bit in different places where you plan to remove material. Do not remove to much because you don't know how much is there to remove.

The runners are the thinnest spot so pay more attention there. This will give you a guide line to keep so you don't take off to much in any one particular spot.

Since you are a novice i would do some searching and look at before and after pics of ported heads. Usually around the valve and stem need the most attention.

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Learn how to install a Mopar Performance Porting Template kit into your Mopar's Magnum heads. Check out more details and photos only in Mopar Muscle Magazine.

On one of the few threads someone mentioned a thin wall condition in proximity to the coolant channels with Magnum heads that is created when using these. That's the main reason to use them is NOT to remove to much material.

There are a lot of variables here since the pdf file is for both big block and LA/magnum. There where different castings used(depending on motor) so you need to have the correct template for the head. The magnums i think only uses like 3-4 different castings for it's entire run. I have ported my share of heads and one in particular i went to far and removed to much material. The thin spot blew threw one time under a full throttle run. What i would suggest is to either get the correct template for the head or do this: First make some divots with the carbide bit in different places where you plan to remove material. Do not remove to much because you don't know how much is there to remove.

The runners are the thinnest spot so pay more attention there. This will give you a guide line to keep so you don't take off to much in any one particular spot.

Since you are a novice i would do some searching and look at before and after pics of ported heads. Usually around the valve and stem need the most attention.