Any Mopower here?

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Re: Any Mopower here?

Post by Hemi_Jay » Fri 17 Oct 2008, 16:27

Very nice! Get an A-body (Barracuda, Dart, Demon Duster etc) and go racing!
OldSkool II wrote:hey jay stuff looks gr8,but chryslers dont scare me i'll take you on with my little 383 chevy
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Ill take you up on your offer soon enough! :D
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Re: Any Mopower here?

Post by RASSIE » Fri 17 Oct 2008, 18:53

I got a 400 S/B Chevy with roller rockers and all needed to go fast, but I will be very, very careful to take on that Chrysler/ Dodge V8 as they are "SCARY". Cheers Rassie.
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Re: Any Mopower here?

Post by sixpak » Fri 17 Oct 2008, 21:56

Hi Jay,

I am also busy with a 440-powered '69 Barracuda that will have a lot of old-school parts that are used hand-me-downs and will be a slap together affair which is guesstimated at around 500hp.......292/.509 hyd. cam, 12.5 TRW popups, sixpack rods, stock stroke, slightly ported 906's with 2.14/1.84's and an 800 Holley on a team G.........nowhere close to what you have invested in yours 8O

Also replicating a 440-6 for my '71 'Cuda which will have close to factory rating of around 390hp :D

Hats off to you for going the route that you have taken and wish you all the best on your project and am anxious to see your Barracuda kick some generic butt :lol: :twisted:

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Re: Any Mopower here?

Post by ZA Perana » Fri 17 Oct 2008, 22:02

OldSkool II wrote:hey jay stuff looks gr8,but chryslers dont scare me i'll take you on with my little 383 chevy
:D
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Re: Any Mopower here?

Post by Hemi_Jay » Sat 18 Oct 2008, 16:05

sixpak wrote:Hi Jay,

I am also busy with a 440-powered '69 Barracuda that will have a lot of old-school parts that are used hand-me-downs and will be a slap together affair which is guesstimated at around 500hp.......292/.509 hyd. cam, 12.5 TRW popups, sixpack rods, stock stroke, slightly ported 906's with 2.14/1.84's and an 800 Holley on a team G.........nowhere close to what you have invested in yours 8O

Also replicating a 440-6 for my '71 'Cuda which will have close to factory rating of around 390hp :D

Hats off to you for going the route that you have taken and wish you all the best on your project and am anxious to see your Barracuda kick some generic butt :lol: :twisted:

Thanks man! I would really like to see your cars too! '71 E-body 'cuda? Please post pics!
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Re: Any Mopower here?

Post by FranTheMan » Tue 26 Jan 2010, 11:11

You should have a chat to my dad. He worships Chrysler V8s and has rebuilt quite a few of them. His number is 028 55 11 425.

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Re: Any Mopower here?

Post by Deonnel » Wed 21 Oct 2015, 11:47

Hi there guys,

My experience with the big M is that when you went with a big block Mopar, nothing ever after that is enough.

But then again I am hugely biased towards the M brand. However I will be very careful of a well put together 4V 351C, these are engines that competes in their own class.

I am currently busy getting parts together for my RB Mopar, but it is still a long way before it is done. I am after a six pack setup, I do not want to imitate the OEM specs, it will be a serious street and occasional strip setup with a built A727. a Single 4 barrel will probably make more horsepower (debatable) and be a lot easier to set-up, this however does not scare me.

Jay, I like your setup. Will get you hooked. If I may ask why did you not go with a Hughes cam?

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Deon

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Re: Any Mopower here?

Post by Deonnel » Wed 21 Oct 2015, 11:48

Shucks, I see this is an ancient thread, Jay any updates on your Mopar?

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Re: Any Mopower here?

Post by parkerya » Wed 21 Oct 2015, 18:45

I know a few guys who build some pretty awesome 383 in Cape Town. the last 383 motor i had build costed me R85k. more than double what i paid to stroke my chev 350 to 383. can't wait to build my next mopar(valiant charger) with a 383.

Yes & it's about time the Chryslers & Plymouths come out more & show those Fords & Chevy's how it's done :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Any Mopower here?

Post by ters » Wed 21 Oct 2015, 19:16

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