Yeah pre emissions stuff i need
What years intakes work
Seen a 70 ....
What years intakes work
Seen a 70 ....
Information on a 340 for my 69 dart
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I would say 68-7o. Thermoquads came out in 71.
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Sad but I have much more experience with themoquads
Sad but I have much more experience with themoquads
They really are a good carb, Their cousin the Quadrajet was a good one as well.
I did a lot of quadra bogs..too
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Any 340 or 360 intake will work.
1968-1969 340 intake casting # 2531915 for an AVS carb has the small bypass nipple for the cast iron water pump.
1970 340 intake casting # 3462848 for an AVS carb has the large bypass nipple for the aluminum water pump.
MOPAR also made an aluminum copy of the 1970 340 intake.
1971 up 340 and 360 intakes are for the Thermoquad (my favorite street carb)
Swinger 340
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If you are thinking sinking a 4-speed in it, you just upped the cost and finding the extra body parts to strengthen the frame and the floor hump for the shifter. I would suggest finding one already set up for what you want. Your 225 Dart is a cool car to hang on to as it is.
Complete 69 Dart 340 OEM exhaust in stainless steel or aluminized steel.
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Swinger 340
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Unless your 225 was a cab or ordered special, your 9" brakes should be upgraded to 10". You can still find K/H disc brakes that will bolt up to your car, but must also add the lower ball joint from the 10" or K/H set up. Will have to drill out the mounting holes on the 10" drum brakes ball joint bracket. Going to need a PP valve to be safe on wet roads. Also the master cylinder is different. As others has mentioned, there is a lot to go from a 225 to a 340 makeover.
Oh yes I know
I knew about the hump in the floor but what's the reinforcement....
I have the kh spindles disks and calipers was just talking to a friend about the bjs need to find the mc and valve
I knew about the hump in the floor but what's the reinforcement....
I have the kh spindles disks and calipers was just talking to a friend about the bjs need to find the mc and valve
demonjim
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I was noticing that as well.LOL......Nobody's listening
No reinforcement required.
Just use a 69 Dart disc brake MC, MC are the same in 69 power or manual brakes, and 69 used a separate proportioning valve.
Bennoel 10
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Probably the member is referring to the tourque boxes that were included with a factory 4spd. You won't need em because all convertibles came with the same tourque boxes regardless of engine displacement. Your good to go.
I would do aluminized ...its a toy so not going to see a lot of driving
But will be doing a lot of looking at it
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That seems very reasonable
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