joe440
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hey guys im going to be freshening up my /6 for the summer and was just wondering if any of you know a few good sites that haves parts or more preferably bolt on performance parts for them. Thanks, Joe
/6 performance parts and sites
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Check out Slantsix.org There is lots of info about upping the performance of a slant six. 4 bbl manifolds, headers/Dutra Duals, camshafts and big valves for the head. There have been a few that spray nitrous on a slant sit they take well up to about 125-150 hp with stock pistons. My friends Barracuda went 11.42 before he had an accident towing the car.
Johnny Dart
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To bad you werent closer to Cali, I have a complete ported head, with over size valves,springs, etc for sale.
jiw700
Scamper340
try this, they have everything www.cliffordperformance.com
Including some of the worst customer service on the planet...
pharmboy
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Pentastar Parts and Restorations out of Australia, however has really pleasant customer service...too bad shipping to the states is obscenely pricey. As far as other performance goodies, there are group buys over at slantsix.org.
2 Darts
A-body Addicted
Can recommend Performance Auto Warehouse in California for re-build kits for the 225. They carry 2 grinds Comp Cams for the /6. Ma Mopar makes a few goodies, too.
Good Guy Alert! My 73 /6 had a carb that was a collection of vacuum leaks, 3rd world engineering at its worst, and a no-shot accelerator pump. I took a chance and ordered from AutoZone On-Line. I got a Holley reman for $165 plus a $35 core charge. The carb came jetted correctly and with a the correct kickdown lever. There was a cotter pin missing on the choke linkage, that I harvested off the out bound item. The carb came with a new manifold gasket, but I needed to get the air cleaner gasket off the old one. I had to make a minor adjustment to the idle mixture screw. Other than that, it was a clean replacement, start to finish 25 minutes.
Good Guy Alert! My 73 /6 had a carb that was a collection of vacuum leaks, 3rd world engineering at its worst, and a no-shot accelerator pump. I took a chance and ordered from AutoZone On-Line. I got a Holley reman for $165 plus a $35 core charge. The carb came jetted correctly and with a the correct kickdown lever. There was a cotter pin missing on the choke linkage, that I harvested off the out bound item. The carb came with a new manifold gasket, but I needed to get the air cleaner gasket off the old one. I had to make a minor adjustment to the idle mixture screw. Other than that, it was a clean replacement, start to finish 25 minutes.
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