Exhaust Manifolds

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Dan the man said:
I know what you're saying and actually dollar for dollar the 360 is the way for me to go. I do know where there are a couple of 360's. The 360 would make for cheap reliable power and torque.
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Buy a car to put it in.
 
Generally peak torque for the average street guy is 0.9 to 1.27 lbs-ft per cid, can go as 1.67 for a max effort race engine, most are lucky to get over 1.3, and for engine were talking about might get 1.15 to a high of 1.2 lbs-ft per cid.

So a 318 will make a peak tq of 280 to 380 (stock to fairly modded) lbs-ft and a 360, 330 to 430 (stock to fairly modded) lbs-ft as you see a modded 318 is a like a stock 360 under 3500-4000 rpms, you need rpm to overcome the difference with about 600 to 800 rpms more from stall to shift points, or during cruising geared to spin 600-800 rpm more at any given road speed.
 
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Dan the man said:
What would I want with that clunker? Was you thinking of buying it for yourself?
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how about this one then?
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If I had the money I would buy that green clunker and drop it off at Jerry Bickle race cars, his shop isn't that far from me. And have them make a tube chassis car out of it.
 
Bodyperson said:
That's a real cream puff.
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It's a good conidate for a tube chassis car with a reinforced ford 9" with a custom 4 link suspension, blown 408 stroker and a air shift transmission. 8 or 10 point roll cage with a funny car cage for the driver. A friend of mine did his firebirds cage like that and it was awesome
 
Dan the man said:
If I had the money I would buy that green clunker and drop it off at Jerry Bickle race cars, his shop isn't that far from me. And have them make a tube chassis car out of it.
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Sure you would. Got that brown Duster bought yet?
 
junkyardhero said:
i know you said no manual trans, and you despise green... but this is all you amigo!

and the price is right!

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That's not a horse, that's a pony. Don't get Dan started with this car. It's a whole new ball game with this car. A manual, yes, an 833, No. How do I install a 318 in this can or shorten an 8 3/4 rear to fit. What tires will fit without tubbing and suggested air pressure? Can the green be painted over and how much will it cost? Another 8 pages of ???????
 
Swinger 340 said:
That's not a horse, that's a pony. Don't get Dan started with this car. It's a whole new ball game with this car. A manual, yes, an 833, No. How do I install a 318 in this can or shorten an 8 3/4 rear to fit. What tires will fit without tubbing and suggested air pressure? Can the green be painted over and how much will it cost? Another 8 pages of ???????
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Take a deep breath, now relax and chill out
 
Swinger 340 said:
That's not a horse, that's a pony. Don't get Dan started with this car. It's a whole new ball game with this car. A manual, yes, an 833, No. How do I install a 318 in this can or shorten an 8 3/4 rear to fit. What tires will fit without tubbing and suggested air pressure? Can the green be painted over and how much will it cost? Another 8 pages of ???????
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And I don't think Dan needs a project especially a Arrow. (unless he wants to cruise at 35 mpg) Wouldn't that be cool to cruise into a Mopar show in your perfect unrestored Arrow. Hey, I might be onto something.
 
As much fun as it has been, you are on ignore.
Unless you buy a car and that won't happen.
Why it takes time to contact the owner.
Let me guess
Native American, you have to cut a tree down. Wait for wood to cure. Build a fire and send smoke signals.
As good as any of the other stories you gave thus far...
 
340six said:
As much fun as it has been, you are on ignore.
Unless you buy a car and that won't happen.
Why it takes time to contact the owner.
Let me guess
Native American, you have to cut a tree down. Wait for wood to cure. Build a fire and send smoke signals.
As good as any of the other stories you gave thus far...
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don't forget: weave a blanket, raise a cow as an offering, learn Portuguese, solve a rubix cube...
 
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