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  1. Imperial One

    440 build to compete with Hellcat

    It'll cost $30k to build 717 hp in a 440 I reckon. Like snakeoil said above, what you get with the Hellcat engine is something you can live with fairly easily. 700+ HP in a big block isn't something you just up and drive a long way in. If that's not important though, go for it.
  2. Imperial One

    New article today over at Hotrod: How to Build a Lightweight 650-hp Big-Block Mopar for the Street

    Try looking on a different device. Way too many variables to guess what your problem is.
  3. Imperial One

    New article today over at Hotrod: How to Build a Lightweight 650-hp Big-Block Mopar for the Street

    .750 roller in that one, again, as I recall. I can't remember anything about the heads, but probably regular iron heads with 2.14 and 1.81 valves, ported and polished with triple springs. Probably too early for Aluminum B engine heads back then (but I stand to be corrected).
  4. Imperial One

    New article today over at Hotrod: How to Build a Lightweight 650-hp Big-Block Mopar for the Street

    Back in the day (early '80's), Larry Shepard over at Direct Connection figured that for the 9.90 class you needed to make 600 hp in a 2800 pound car. I bet quite a few guys here remember Mopar doing the work up on the 9.90 car. Duster with a tunnel rammed 440 with twin dominators as I recall...
  5. Imperial One

    New article today over at Hotrod: How to Build a Lightweight 650-hp Big-Block Mopar for the Street

    https://www.hotrod.com/articles/indy-ez-cylinder-heads-mod-man-intake/
  6. Imperial One

    Shout out to Alabama bands

    And I thought this thread was about Lynyrd Skynyrd!
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