Recent content by 408Dartman

Add RWD and this will be a nasty combination. I hope somebody can pull this off, it would be a sweet ride and economical to drive depending on how modified the motor is. THis thread has me looking at my '73 dart and my '86 Daytona funny haha. Magnum 318 in the daytona and 2.2 turbo in the Dart? 8)

They are real close, and few people have made them work with slight modification to the starter and drilling a bolt whole in the bell housing to match the 2.4.

Found couple sources saying SRT4 neons weigh in it at 2870-2900, looks like the srt4 got a little porky.... older neons were not that heavy.

I heard about the adapter plate for the 2.4 to 904 but not sure if anyone is going to build one or not. I know the turbododge guys are trying to get a someone to make it....

I know this is an old thread so I am sorry for bringing it back up but this is very interesting. Anything come of this? Found a turbo dodge thread about a guy trying to use a SRT4 in a 66 valiant: http://www.turbododge.com/forums/f11/f68/328689-2-4l-66-valiant.html

Glad you found one, I guess Rudy didn't have one when You called?

How far is wagoner, ok from OKC? I would like to come see it.

Yes, I meant center sump tube.

Yes it did, just swapped over the correct pick tube and put it all together.

I know this is a old thread, but I wanted to update the status so others will know. I currently have the magnum 318 in with a LA timing cover and cam extension on the stock cam so I can run the mechanical fuel pump. I used LA front accessories and a LA 360 oil pan for a car ( center hump )...

okay, cool. I have a dial back light, but his was not. So I will check it again like you said and if it comes out really low again, I'll tell to him recurve it. Thanks so Much!!

I have a question about 440 timing... I have a friend with a 440 and the book he has (stock mopar book) says 10°-12° at 2200 rpm although everyone else says run 34°-36° total timing, that mark is not even on his timing cover. All I know is I set it at 12° at 2200rpm, idle ends up being 0°. His...

Where are you located?

What year truck??

Okay thanks.