Hmmmm. Sounds like a huge pain in the ***. The problem is that these trannies are super rare around here(Oregon). Is the bellhousing the same at least?
I have a '71 Duster that I am putting a 440 in. I found a complete 4 speed and bellhousing assembly for sale for $500. The guy says it's out of a '65 B body with a big block. How hard would it be to make this work in my Duster that is currently equipped with a 904?
Jim, I am 25. That is a pretty good point you bring up. I would like something that is very different to drive than the Nova I already have. I love that car for what it is. It most definitely is a really great driver and there is a lot done to the 350 that's in it. I think I could live with this...
Hmmm. I already have a "fun" street car. It's a '74 Nova with a 350. It gets 17 mpg and is a blast to drive. I am also in the process of building a '65 Mustang with a '95 5.0/5 speed. That car is getting painted right now. There really is no rush to get this Duster thrown together. I am just...
It may be bored already but the cylinder walls still have visible cross-hatching so it would only need a hone job. From what people are saying in this thread it's almost as if nobody thinks a 440 is a worthwhile swap. I just found a BB 727 that I could buy for $100....
Actually the .45 is the measurement of the wear mark at the top of the bore from the rings. I haven't found a socket big enough to turn it over and check how far down in the hole they are exactly.
I just did a little bit of tear-down to see what I have. Everything inside the motor is very clean. My heads are 3462346 casting. Are these considered to be OK for performance use? I would definitely have to rebuild this thing to get any power out of it. The cylinder walls look awesome but, the...
What can you guys tell me about this 440? I noticed the water pump outlet seems to be on the opposite side of most that I see pictured online. Is this likely out of a motorhome or something?