Search results for query: *

Need a picture!!

If I'm reading this correctly there were only four colors that didn't get it. Look in the upper left corner. Dark blue, dark green, black and burgundy.

Well, I saw the movie Bullitt as a kid and I said for my first car I wanted a Charger. So in March of 1975 I got this! Its been Mopar ever since.

The mechanical linkage can be adjusted to have all 6 barrels open up immediately or or a progressive type setup. If you look closely there is a slide bar with a set screw.

I ran Harland Sharp hold downs with spacers. I ground them where necessary to center the tips

Run a brake cylinder hone through them, they should clean up

Made this one for under $20. You can use one hand to compress the spring and the other to set the locks.

Those rockers are a mix of Iskys and factory rockers. You can see some dont have the hardened pad, but you can mix and match

like this?

On a mild motor the HP manifolds only picked up 4-5 HP. you wont feel that at all. Heres the article. Dyno testing a stock(?) 1972 440

CH4B take a look Intake Manifold Engine & RPM Range Test - Induction Extravaganza

The rod I used was Certanium 889SP. This rod may be hard to find, but im sure a high nickel rod will work. Sorry I said Inconel, dont know what I was thinking

This may help

I calculated compression at 10.2, the chambers were cleaned up a bit and came in at 81cc. With normal lash .028 and .032 the cam doesnt bleed off much. Im running the lash tight at .018 and .022 which helps a bit

First thing is lose the pistons and build a quench motor, I did and its a beast. 915 heads ported/polished, light weight JE/SRP pistons, Mopar .528 Mech Cam, 6 pack setup, perfect .040 quench with .020. steel shim gasket. 520 HP on pump gas with dyno headers.

Grind the crack then use a low temp Nickel rod like Inconel. Worked good for me on block repairs.

You can make your own! I used soft lead to fill the original holes.

Heres another thread on grill restoration My '68 Charger grille restomod and this Charger grille restoration database

I repaired my cracks with JB weld. Came out great. Here is the proper silver to use.

sold!!