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Ouch.. I take it it was running a little "hot" that day?
 
Mopar King said:
Nice clean 440 Engine, What is that steel Frame wall on the front of the engine called? I been looking around but had no luck finding it. I would like to get one of those, Thanks .:happy10:




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Mine is from Mancini Racing. I believe it is an AR motor plate also.
 
roccodart440 said:
I have more room with my stock style water pump than I did when running a CSR electric water pump.
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Good thing I did not go with an electric water pump then. What are you running for a cooling system? My setup is working very good but I would be more happy if I did not have to cut the radiator support and move the radiator.
 
Yeah i had a moroso electric water pump it wasn't going to save any room so o didn't bother running it
 
Doosterfy said:
Good thing I did not go with an electric water pump then. What are you running for a cooling system? My setup is working very good but I would be more happy if I did not have to cut the radiator support and move the radiator.
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I have a MPP aluminum pump. A Be Cool radiator. I also used a generic aluminum for a while. Twin electric fans. Milodon HV water pump.
 
440, fenderwell headers, 18 spline, dana 60.
Once I get some issues sorted, I'd like steel wheels all round and a six pac setup would be cool.
 

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BB A body.....Aussie style.

1971 VH 770 Charger, painted 69 Dodge F6 Bright Green, off white interior.

Bushed/plate mounted Hemi stroker, 727, full floater Dana 60 with chrome moly 4 link & fabbed Watts link, Wilwood brakes, Strange DA coil overs. HDK coil over front end, Aeromotive fuel system, TTI headers into 3.5" into 3" SS exhaust etc...

Future plans inc dual quad EFI.

Its nearly finished and I'm itching to get it fired and hit the pavement. :D
 
ratbastad said:
BB A body.....Aussie style.

1971 VH 770 Charger, painted 69 Dodge F6 Bright Green, off white interior.

Bushed/plate mounted Hemi stroker, 727, full floater Dana 60 with chrome moly 4 link & fabbed Watts link, Wilwood brakes, Strange DA coil overs. HDK coil over front end, Aeromotive fuel system, TTI headers into 3.5" into 3" SS exhaust etc...

Its nearly finished and I'm itching to get it fired and hit the pavement. :D
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That's bad ***! You're going to have a ton of fun with that car. Looks great!
 
Never posted mine in here - not as nice as most on here but got it where it counts. Haha

71 Demon 71 383/727/ B body disc/drums, and 3.23 8 3/4







 
No longer is the 383 in the engine bay, but care was/is taken to keep the car correct and clean for driving pleasure! Some simple specs: 440 +.030, Indy heads, intake & 1.6 rockers, crane roller cam, [small] Eagle rods, ross pistons [.990 pin] 11:1. 727 manual shift valve body, 8" Turbo Action, 4.11 Dana, leaf springs. And that's about it...I guess! I was trying to find an ET slip: This is a real 10 second fish which is street driven much more than track driven! As is through the mufflers [3"] with tail pipes. 10.80 @ 124 on multiple occasions! Best 60' of 1.49 but more often 1.54 or so! Never more than 124 or less than 123 mph. Pretty consistent. [this is on premium unleaded and 110 mix] I have had the pleasure of owning this car since 1978! [BH29H] code car.

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here's my junk from 1990, so pics not too good.
 

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