2019 summer race.... Jadaharabi vs 318willrun

who's got this race ?

  • J par - hard to beat a guy that has 4 of everything

    Votes: 7 14.0%

  • Jadaharabi - are you kidding me? this guy is working on a stock eliminator

    Votes: 23 46.0%

  • 318willrun - no plan, other than brain cramps thinking of one

    Votes: 20 40.0%
  • Total voters
    50
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318willrun said:
well, I don't have a wood burner. My house is natural gas. But, I may put a small wood burner in the garage ….. when it's finally built.... LOL
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My furnace is electric... It sucks. The first 4 years I lived here, other than a 10 minute run to make sure my furnace worked it was never used. This last year I slacked off on firewood... Big mistake. Power bill went from around $140 a month to about $450...
 
j par said:
So I'm pretty sure I remember you saying you have a magnum intake, but have you ever drilled a magnum head for an la Intake?
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I have not drilled any mag heads yet..
But I have 3 sets that if not cracked I will drill. Any that are cracked will be my ginny pigs for building a drilling fixture.
 
j par said:
So I'm pretty sure I remember you saying you have a magnum intake, but have you ever drilled a magnum head for an la Intake?
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You are correct, I have a magnum bolt pattern intake. No, I haven't drilled any magnum heads to accept the LA intake. All my builds have always been LA motors. The 318 mag I have on the engine stand has been there at least 4 years. I've owned several magnums in their factory vehicles, but I have yet to do the magnum swap. It will happen though, someday, ...... maybe... LOL. I have the roller cams with fuel pump snout, I have the intake, I have the 360 oil pans and pick ups, but just haven't got around to it.
 
j par said:
So I'm pretty sure I remember you saying you have a magnum intake, but have you ever drilled a magnum head for an la Intake?
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I did get more paint for the front slots. :) I'll weigh up the difference in the wheel/tire swap. Rolling weight is the best weight so shave... :D
 
Found everything in the trunk of the dart that I left in it when I parked it in the garage.


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Dave 74 Dart said:
6-71 blower...tunnel ram...???
Whoops, the picts didn't show up on my screen by the time I wrote this !
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Everything that you see in the picture is what was in it when I put it in the garage.
I pretty much never load up the trunks with parts and pieces.

kgip2k said:
That's not a Dart... That's a Dart Sport...
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Always thought a dart sport was a Dodge Dart anyway. That's not just any Dart sport that's a V8, Spirit of 76 Dart sport.

And when I say that's not just any Dart sport Spirit of 76 it's because Rob wolf of mopar collector's guide said it's the only V8 that he's ever heard of.
But I have seen others, one was even a factory 360 Spirit of 76.
 
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I had a 72 Dodge Demon, dad always called it a Duster. I corrected him one time, and I got corrected right after. The Duster was first, and that car was pretty much a dodge version of it.
 
The Bundys family Dodge actually appears to be a 1972 Plymouth Duster with an optional vinyl top. Therefore it's funny to hear Al say in 0917: "I don't want a Plymouth, Peg, I want my Dodge, dagnabbit!" Plymouth and Dodge are both owned by Chrysler, and both companies have models originally based on the Valiant.Apr 17, 2006
 
Jadaharabi said:
The Bundys family Dodge actually appears to be a 1972 Plymouth Duster with an optional vinyl top. Therefore it's funny to hear Al say in 0917: "I don't want a Plymouth, Peg, I want my Dodge, dagnabbit!" Plymouth and Dodge are both owned by Chrysler, and both companies have models originally based on the Valiant.Apr 17, 2006
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Conspiracy... Lol...
 
He had a brown duster that he called the the Dodge for sometime and then one day he washed it and remembered it was read LOL
I remember going to a car wash with my 72 when it was still a faded yellow and the guy said hey it's an Al Bundy mobile...
 
318willrun said:
You are correct, I have a magnum bolt pattern intake. No, I haven't drilled any magnum heads to accept the LA intake. All my builds have always been LA motors. The 318 mag I have on the engine stand has been there at least 4 years. I've owned several magnums in their factory vehicles, but I have yet to do the magnum swap. It will happen though, someday, ...... maybe... LOL. I have the roller cams with fuel pump snout, I have the intake, I have the 360 oil pans and pick ups, but just haven't got around to it.
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Actually I think it would be pretty simple to make templates for that. I mean for a manufacturer to put one out for sale.
 
j par said:
Actually I think it would be pretty simple to make templates for that. I mean for a manufacturer to put one out for sale.
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I think there is somebody that has the template... Maybe Hughes?????? I also know EQ heads offers all theirs in either bolt pattern.
 
Should be the only time I'll have to look at it from this angle, so I'm taking a good look... :D
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318willrun said:
I think there is somebody that has the template... Maybe Hughes?????? I also know EQ heads offers all theirs in either bolt pattern.
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I can think of somebody that has a magnum on a stand and definitely has an old la cast iron intake manifold....
 
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