noparmopar
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Here ya go
Let's do it!!! Mopar Motor Monday!
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j par
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It's Thursday...
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noparmopar
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Cuda Al
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Alan
That really looks nice. Would say '68 or '69 318 2 bbl with cast iron water pump.
One of my most favorite engines. Factory 9.2:1 compression, 230 horse power.
Like that a lot . . .
Cuda Al
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340. Speed pro pistons, Speedmaster CNC heads. Comp Ultra Pro magnum rockers, LD340 intake and a 650 dp Brawler carb. Fired it up last night. It’s awesome. Thanks to everyone that had input in this build. Kim
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I found out why MSD calls the street wires Street Fire. They were on fire. Number 5 and 7. Kim
Giddy Up Go's 408 waiting for install.
j par
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This time I ended up putting 90 degree elbows on the number 5 and number 7 and routing them under the number 3 crossover pipe...
This had the factory manifolds. Kim
Matts440
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So jealous right now, sounds good. Hope to have my Ritter engine firing up soon.
68 dart conv
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Here is my 390 dressed as a 273.
I should have put what is the car 1966 barracuda that my parents purchased new
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I was hoping to keep the air cleaner and valve covers from my Commando, but it wouldn't fit under the hood with the Air Gap. And, it was best to let them go with the engine. Here's a picture of the old 273 and the new 5.9 Magnum.
Greasyfingers
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Still looks great!
Have been doing a little tidying up in the engine bay.
1969cuda
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Looks pretty nice. This is how I got my 470 stroker. Kim
1970 340 with lots of goodies going into a restored 73 Cuda. Kim
I guess I can qualify for this thread..............it's Monday, and here's the current motor. Nobody said it had to be complete or running. Next stop is the machine shop for this little piggy.
Loggato
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Diamond in the rough
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