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Wondering what small block oil pan you guys are running in your 73-74? I currently have an 8 quart Milodon and have all sorts of clearance issues with k-frame and steering center link. Looking to make a change but it would be nice to hear from other small block guys what works best or what they...

I finally pulled the trigger on a T-56 Magnum 6 speed from Silver Sport Transmission for My 74 Roadrunner. I'm so tired of destroying TKO 600's (on my 3rd) and really have no other choice considering the power and weight of my car. Anyone install one of these 6speed "kits" from Silver Sport? I...

I was wondering if anyone has completely ditched the bolt in torsion bar crossmember in a 73-74 and welded the hexes into the transmission mount crossmember in the chassis so you could run the shorter 62-72 torsion bars??? I know this has been done by people and i'm wondering what their...

Just found out my Roadrunner was featured in the Readers Rides section of Mopar Action Mag. I was surprised to find this out. A guy on my Facebook group (1973-1974 Plymouth Roadrunners & Satellites) said "Hey man, i saw your car in Mopar Action" So i found a copy and sure as heck, there is was...

After a looooonng expensive winter project, I finally got the Beeper back on the road. I rebuilt and extensively pumped up the motor, faceplated the TKO 600, put 4.56 gears in the Dana and relocated the battery to the trunk which required rewiring pretty much the whole car. She runs like a champ...

So, I stuffed the R3 small block with an 8 quart Milodon oil pan in my 74 Roadrunner. With the engine mounted in the original position, the front of the pan was hitting on the K-frame pretty bad. I moved the mounts on the block forward which moved the engine back a little less than an inch which...

Ever since i could remember, the coolest car when i was a child was my uncle Micky's 74 Roadrunner. He bought it brand new in 75 as a dealer holdover. It had a 400 and a slap stick. Over the years he put several potent big blocks in it, the last being a 71 440 6bbl out of the wrecked GTX in...

https://youtu.be/T9DZ2dT0tyY got the Beeper tuned up pretty good. Those dual quads are fussy.....

As close as the 73 and 74 Plymouth B bodies are in appearance, there are actually quite a few differences underneath. One being the fuel tank. The 73 is non vented (flat top) and the 74 is vented (bubble top). Other than that, they look to be pretty much the same tank. I know a 74 tank won't...