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  1. 71duster06

    340/416 vs 383 vs 440

    Now it's the fun part of saving my pennies. Shall be a fun build though.
  2. 71duster06

    340/416 vs 383 vs 440

    Agreed. That's the route that makes the most sense after looking more into a BB option
  3. 71duster06

    340/416 vs 383 vs 440

    Ha you are right on about the 360/408 comment. Comes up anytime 340/416 is mentioned. . The 340 I have isn't going anywhere and that would be the block I stick with either way. I do appreciate the insight though. So if you see a small lock thread of a 416 build I'll have to put in a "no I won't...
  4. 71duster06

    340/416 vs 383 vs 440

    all good points. for a good year now I have planned on going the 416 route but only recently looking/educating myself on BBs. having the two motors in the garage made if even more tempting but sounds like it would be a heck of a snowball effect swap. right now my major costs will be in the...
  5. 71duster06

    340/416 vs 383 vs 440

    completely agree with you on this one... yes I have the 340 decals on my hood and rear quarter that would have to change if I went away from the 340
  6. 71duster06

    340/416 vs 383 vs 440

    Thanks, that’s an interesting thought of the 431 route. I’ll have to read up on that as I have a few 440 crank/rod sets I could use too.
  7. 71duster06

    340/416 vs 383 vs 440

    Ha fair enough. Since I don’t have much first hand experience with B.B.s I figured I’d come right to the source.
  8. 71duster06

    340/416 vs 383 vs 440

    i know this may spark some opinions but I’m looking at which option the majority of mopar peers recommend. I’ve had my H code 71 Duster on the road for 10 years now and am looking at taking the next step in performance. It’s a 4-speed car with 3.23s and my best quarter mile time of 13.4 sec...
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