SLANT 6 Mopar or No Car!
Mopars and very attractive women.....Mopars Kicking ASS! What more can you ask for?!
If you like what you hear, come and visit me at CDBaby! In case anyone is curious, yes, I've owned tons of Mopar products! There is a SRT4 in my driveway right now. I've had Coronet R/T's, Challenger RT, Demon's, 300's, SRT8's, I love em all! And I have no problem with other cool Musclecars. I even own a Buick with a V6 that is fairly quick......
However....I loves me Mother Mopar!
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1967 Plymouth Fury wagon with Crossram Sonoramic Longram induction on a 440 ci engine. Wild
Here is one of my first overall build up projects, Every nut and bolt came out of this car over a 5yr period. I figured that since I was building a weird car (at that time in 1994 no one was in to station wagons except me I think) That I should have a wild and weird engine compartment, What you see is a factory Chrysler intake with a few modern tweaks and upgrades , such as billet throttle linkage, carbon fiber air cleaner tops, Indy car suspension mount for an engine torque rod. It was a great and fun car that won many awards and was featured in several national magazines, it was even on the cover of Mopar Collectors Guide! looking back now it seems funny, I sold a 1972 340 Challenger Rallye car to build the wagon , That E body is now worth a whole bunch more money than when I sold it. Even so, if I had it all to do over again I wouldn't have changed a thing, I had so much fun with the big wagon that it wouldnt have compared with just a "plain" O'l E body
Monster Engine - Big Block
Twin supercharged small block with a giant blower on a classic Chevy truck. This video was made at the Z-Max Dragstrip in Concord North Carolina, NMRA/NMCA All-Star Nationals Saturday on August 8, 2009.
440 Mopar running on the Dyno
Here is a 440" Mopar being Dyno tuned on our computerized Stuska Dyno. This combination make 500hp and 535ft/lbs. It has over 500 ft/lbs from 3800-5300 rpms. It is going in a restored 68 Dart. WWW.TIMZEPPENGINES.COM
JunkYard Mopars
Some pics of some JunkYard Mopars...
It's sad...
Mopar 413 Max Wedge engine on test stand
63 413 Mopar big block engine with vintage Edelbrock STR-14 cross ram intake on the test stand. Going in a 63 Belvedere Max Wedge clone. Complete car is FOR SALE, $16,500.
Dodge 440 startup after tunning.
Ok, here it is, my long awaited engine. I know everyone has been asking WTF have I been up to tinkering in the garage on for hours, finally I broke out the camera to share with you my newest edition to the family! LOL. I'm very proud to be an official Mopar Big Block owner and proud to say it's ready for the road. This is my 440, 7.2 Liter 1976 Dodge engine in my 1970 Dodge Sweptline D100 truck. With the help of my good friend Robert Solis, we have cooked up a wonderful little recipe for around 525-550 HP which we are not quite finished with. So far we have put in the Lunati Cam Adv. Duration: 292°/292°Gross Lift: .480''/.480'', Holley Street Dominator Intake Manifold, Holley 750 4-Barrel Carburetor with Electric Choke, Holley 110 GPH Fuel pump, new chrome alternator a must have for effect, new water pump, Flowtech Ceramic Headers, MSD electronic ignition and distribution, champion copperhead plugs. (Side note, the plugs that autozone has for the 440 are wrong, take your old plugs down to match them to get the right ones), steel braided dress up kit and of course the real deal Mopar valve covers and air cleaner; very important for a Mopar owner. We don't yet have the headers stitched into the mufflers so you are hearing the engine straight out of the new headers. I'm waiting for the push rods to show up before I can put in the new rockers. But, it's coming together nicely. Next, the Hughes Performance stall converter and a floor mounted B&M Shifter and we should be gettin down the road. Oh yeah, posi and disc brakes next. Till then I can't really get on it too hard on city streets even though it's ready for it...! I'll be sure to get some burn outs up shortly for all you Mopar fans as well as the build up pics and videos.
Chevy Big Block Engine Starting
We just finished our new Chevy Big-Block engine, wich will soon find a home in our 1980 Camaro. It is just one of many BBC's that I have built. It is a "street friendly" 10:1 all forged, mechanical roller with too many goodies to list . It sounds crazy and I can't wait to feel the tire shreading performance.
440 ci Mopar Dune Buggy Fun
Our creation, a cross between a winnebego and a ramcharger. 440 / 727 set up, hauls balls, getting it street legal slowly
Mopar Muscle
A compilation of Mopar muscle flexing. 'Had to cut it short to keep it under 10 mins. Played perfect in mpeg, but when converting to flv it didn't want to sync perfect, but not bad at all. I hope no one minds that I put them in this video, 'thought you'd enjoy. Feel the RUSH! (Whoops! my typo - "Tingle - Tingle - Tingle!")
