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Ok. Enough great responses here to tell me to not touch this. Other than CME, who else does complete mopar engines? I'm in Seattle.

CME built my first 440. Lasted about 6 years on cast pistons, through about 6+ cam swaps, and my blow through turbo setup.

Just got my new 440rb,522ci cme running in my 70 after a 18 month project.Real impressed with the power,over 500hp,and 600lbs torque.Will need better rubber on the rears.

Not sure what current prices are 4 years ago it was 8k intake to pan. I think I was about 8800 with carb and ignition included

Thanks guys,shipping was not too bad,about $400us to New Zealand.I could not get that engine built for under $15000us back home. cme charged $8000 us aprox

What's the specs on the heads and cam? that many cubic inches should be making around 600hp at least

Yea,real happy with the engine 635lbs torq at3500rpm,514hp at 5100rpm,great street engine. Big lazy stroker. specs are exactly what cme said. 9.5 to1 compression flat tappet cam 274/224 duration promax alloy heads 780 quickfuel carby.msd All dynoed for aprox $8000 us

Read these threads: http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/search/984594/?q=cme&o=relevance

Carolina Machine Engines (CME). Not many mopar shpps in jacksonville, CME has a warranty.

...engine smoking for the last few months but it was only started once and a while on a weekend. I'm planning on pulling the heads this weekend or the next to get more of a look at the cylinder walls. Otherwise I may soon be investing in a 522 crate engine from CME. Again, I appreciate the...

Andrew, Welcome to FBBO. I'm sure a lot of our members would like a comparison of Blue Print's engines vs the competition. Such as, Carolina Machine Engines (CME), Hemi Swap Shop, MRL Performance, etc.

...you sure you want a .550 lift cam and an engine that has an operating range starting at almost 3000 RPM? Have you looked at Carolina Machine (CME)? Last column at left is short block price, next is long block, then complete (some with AL heads) Big Block 440 420 Lopey 9.5 #,al,cr,g,o,v,y...

What are you suggesting here?? If your trying to snake a free engine from me its not happening. :) No, I would love to answer any questions that you might have about the parts we use, the warranty that our engines carry, or the fact that we dyno every engine here before they leave our facility...

Thanks for all the info guys, I guess CME, Muscle Motors and MRI look like the front runners, and Car Nut thanks for your comment if you nothing about Kiwis we don't scare easy but I'm not looking at racing my RT we leave the racing to Scott Dixon!!

I have the CME 522/525 ended up making 530 peak hp and 660 peak torque. I have had some small issues along the way but nothing major and I have nothing but good things to say about Ritchie and my dealings with CME. Great group of guys and the proof is in the pudding they build a LOT of...

Hi Rob, Before you go committing to any engines, can I get you to go for a ride in my mate's Challenger? I'm sure you'll like the feel of that power. Stroked 440 and 4-speed - real smooth and nice idle, but tons of torque and acceleration. I'll call you a bit later today. :thumbsup:

Mid-70's block, as I said. Numbers matter not. For what I'm seeing on pricing from a couple sites (and nobody has said boo about CME yet, I notice - although a friend did find an old thread on here about them, in which all replies were actually favorable), it would be hard to rebuild one for the...

The ironic thing is my friend was try to convince me to build it with him before I chose CME, in the end we built it the second time.

My Crate is from CME Carolina Machine Engines. I found CME better priced than Muscle Motors