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Here is the Long block I had Brian massage the RPM heads I supplied, do the assembly and dyno it. 472 hp/489 ft/lbs. That was with a pair of AVS carbs. There's a crank scraper and Milodon Road Race oil pan.

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It's linked in the first post. Thanks for the interest.

Automatic 727 with some upgraded parts, clutches, steels, shift kit, 4.2 lever. The Google drive has a lot more pictures, the interior is gutted, there are seats gauges and door cards. I will NOT deal with shipping or transport. Thanks, Steve

It's time for me to let go of my Hot Rod. It's a '68 Notchback Barracuda, was being built aimed at Drag and Drag + AutoX. It's not running, but has a lot of solid parts and is clean and only has a minimal amount of surface rust. Stock stroke 400, TTI headers, Offy tunnel Ram EZ EFI XFI Street...

I had a Mercury XR7 many years ago that had a 351C 2v motor and even those ports were much bigger than the BBM wedge.

440 Source has TF 240 heads in stock, they are more expensive but a much better head. I ordered 2 and they we delivered in 2 days.

That's the same build as the one I posted. Brian @ IMM Engines (The builder, IIRC he goes by OU812 here and on Moparts) was concerned about the stock rockers, the better heads definitely helped, if I were starting out now I'd wait for a set of the TF 240 heads and use the Mancini branded...

This is an old thread, and a lot of the places have closed, so I'll through out IMM Engines, they are far from the Bay Area but do good work.

Chrysler B-series 400 - Hemi Power At Half The Cost - Car Craft Magazine I bought the short block, topped it off with some mildly massaged RPM heads and PRW 1.6 rockers, and an Offy tunnel ram, made 489 ft/lbs, 472 hp. Life's kept it off the street and I've got a rocker correction kit and am...

Here's a Mopar Muscle article that Andy F did about building a Hi Po BB Mopar with exhaust manifolds. Moparts on the Web - Main Index

Thanks for posting that, it's not an a body, but it's a clean install and a well done vid.

When I read the post header I thought 13" wide and was curious about how you would fit something that fat up front .:lol: My '68 Barracuda had the stock 14" wheels on it and IIRC 185/70-14s on it when I bought it in 2000. Even with a 318, it didn't handle worth a damn.