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In my 1965 Barracuda when I owned it.

How much would you want for an engine like this?

I use 4 quarts of any good conventional 10W40. To this is added one quart of Lucas racing oil in 20W50. This combination was recommended by Richard Ehrenberg, SAE, the tech editor for Mopar Action magazine. The Lucas oil adds the higher amount of ZDDP without using another additive. It seems...

I'm currently using Bosch Platinum plugs in my Commando 273. I used Champion N12-YC for years in my small-block Mopars without a problem, but had heard some bad things about their quality these days. The Bosch plugs have been in for 3 years now with no problems, I just check the plug gap...

Team Starfish runs a 1966 Barracuda Formula S in Vintage FIA racing. Check out their web site.

You can buy a gasket kit for those adapters. Just Google for it, I think I bought mine from Mancini Racing.

I had a 69 340 Swinger I bought from the original owner back in the day and the engine was red. This was an early build car so it might have been leftover red from 68. My brother had a 71 Demon he bought new and the engine was turquoise. I'm not sure about the 70 cars.

Try www.campbellenterprises.com. I bought a complete kit to build a stroker 273 CI up to 330 CI. This kit cost $2292 including the cost of the custom pistons. This is a race kit with a forged crank which is why it's fairly expensive. A street kit with a cast crank for a 340-360 buildup to...

My 1965 has a stroked 273 CI using a kit from Eagle. The 4340 forged crank has a 4" stroke like a 360 CI. With a .030 overbore this is 331 CI. With a good solid-lifter cam, some head-work, pistons at about 10:1 compression, single plane intake & four barrel this combo makes over 400 HP easy...