WTB 426 Hemi Block

[PlymouthGuy]

Looking for World or Cummins cast Hemi Block 4.250 bore. If you have one collecting dust and would like to sell, let me know.

Thanks

 

[moparcrazy]

You should read this magazine write up on Stage 5 Hemi wedge Heads, Bolt on New Hemi Heads to your 440 wedge Block. Save a Ton of Money?
http://www.hotrod.com/articles/ccrp-0809-building-hemi-for-less/

http://www.stagev.com/pages/hcheads.html

 

[NOSTRT980]

any one know or have an article about flow numbers on these heads?????

 

[PlymouthGuy]

I may go the Stage V conversion head route if I can’t find a good hemi block.

 

[scot]

I've been looking for a block for about a year. Here's a couple things to consider.

http://bulldogblockhead.com/

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4.5" bore and says September delivery. Should be a 4.25" bore coming too (P5160149)…hopefully

https://www.jegs.com/i/Mopar-Performance/312/P5160150/10002/-1

 

[scot]

More info on the Bulldog block here.

https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/the-block-by-muscle-motors.140721/

 

[chooch]

I may go the Stage V conversion head route if I can’t find a good hemi block.

that would be the last thing I would ever do. I did one a 12 years ago which was the cheaper way to go than building a hemi & it makes great power on a fairly stock build, but now I would never consider doing one again since you could build a real hemi with less headaches for about the same price or less.
if you cant find a 4.25 hemi block & don't want the look of a 4.5 mega block I'd look for a world aluminum block they can be remachined to accept hemi heads fairly easily.

 

[PlymouthGuy]

I would definitely prefer the Hemi block route. I’ve considered the aluminum block as well. Just trying to see what is out there first.