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I gotta hang around for the end of this one. You dont say where your located. Maybe someone close that can drop by and assist. I'm bad about stopping by Oriellys to let the knowledgeable guys check things out with their meters. I'll be watching with great anticipation. Small Block

Are Schumaker headers restrictive? There are more than likely headers out there that will give better flow and give you that extra shave on your ET's down the quarter but consider this. If your running your car on the street and your concerned about a little better time then maybe you need to...

My 500 HP 440 in the 73 Duster, no sweat. My 318 300 HP 904 auto at 20 mph roll, no sweat. Dont jerk around with it if the pavement is damp. Small block

O.K. Splitter, here's my suggestion. I bailed off into this myself with very minimal knowledge of the project , but by researching here's what i did. Right or wrong my 318 J headed screamer speaks for itself. Dont have a clue what #'s it flows but does a damn good job of getting down the road in...

The cheap way out. Put some tires on it. Use slant six T bars. The question was ask, is it a sure grip. I assume it is. Does it have frame connectors. How tall are your tires? Small Block

In 68 there was a dart made and fitted with a Hemi and it was coded the LO23 Super Stock Dodge. The Hemi with a 4 speed had a Dana 60 rear end. The Hemi fitted with an automatic had an 8.75 rear end. Seems like the total number of LO23 coded darts was around 80 or so. What gear ratio did the...

Skycuda: My hats off to ya buddy on trying your first. You gotta start somewhere. I've never built a motor myself but have everything to do it with. On the pumped up lifter issue. From what i'm reading to help you understand the issue is that when the lifters are pumped "UP" they stand taller...

Good post Resto. I copied this off and will put it in the folder in the shop. Done some before by the seat of my pants and info i gathered along the way but have never done any flows after completion but that's next. A flow bench. I want to build one sometime. I'll do a post on a flow bench...

Don't sell that 318 short. Plentiful and can be made to run like a scaulded dog. Yep, there are those that will say build a 340 or 360 but if you already have a 318 it can be fun. Add some heads and bump the comp a tad and throw on a set of headers, intake, carb and duals and you're good to go...

Dig Deep !! But you get what you pay for. I have $8000 in my complete running 70 model 440. That's in the car with all things to make it run. The build is one thing but when you get it home you have to dump more money in it to make it driveable such as headers, wires, alt, pullys and the list...

I'm sure there are lot of us that are not mechanics and do respect the knowledge of some of you that are real mechanics. Sometimes i try and plan a build on a motor that will produce a certain amount of horse power but don't really know what components to use to achive my desired build. We all...

You say you guys can buy this 110 stuff at the pumps? We have to buy it by the barrel or go to local bike shop and get it 5 gal at a time from the owner who races stock cars. I do the barrel thing.

Don't know about your area but Oriellys has a machine shop here and they are not the worst on the block at this sort of thing. Fairly reasonable too. Clean em and have em checked.

The one i have now does drop some but i need to be cautious of the linkage issues on the carb. Tank some pics and post if you have one that is working for you. The intake is an offy with a 750 demon.

On a 73 duster i have installed a 440 with schumaker mounts and a Mopar Performance breather on top of a 750 Demon carb and from what i'm seeing the original hood just wont fit and close. Original K member. Short of cutting a hole in hood and putting on a scoop what other options have i got...

I like to spike my tank in some of my cars with 110 octane racing fuel because it runs better and sometimes i go full strength. You can sure tell the difference. I just paid $299.60 for a barrel of 110 octane which comes to about $6 per gallon or $5.55 to be exact. What's the price where you...