moparstuart
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Agreed.
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Agreed.
Duel quads vs a single 4 on a hemi only looks nice. But the single 4 runs much better with a dual plane. Otherwise just Make the break and move to fule injection and forget the 60 year old technology. Fuel Air Spark Technology
Just getting through a 426 Hemi swap into a 1970 318 Belvedere. Put in new Strange Engineering Dana 60 with 3:73's and TCI Torque Flite. Welded in custom frame stiffeners. Engine built and dyno'ed by Ray Barton. Has hydraulic flat tapped Crane can 292 and compression at 11.1. Has dual Edelbrock 650 on Stage V in line manifold. Dyno'ed at 591 HP at 6000. The dual quads are incredibly crisp and responsive and they roar like a monster. TTI 2 1/4 dia. headers are tight fit and clear everything except the power steering box. This was solved by grinding off about 1/8 inch. off the top lip of the steering box. No shock tower problems and heater motor just makes it. It's also airconditioned at everything just fits.
Check this site out http://stores.casselent.com for air cleaners and HEMI parts.Ray Barton's name comes up on more old school 426 Hemi blocks than Mopar! I live in Atlanta and am doing some conversion work on a newly purchased 69 RR. Eric Shelton who use to race Mopar is doing the engine build. Not an original Hemi car but had one when I got it. 68 date coded. I am changing over from a dual cross ram setup to inline dual 4's, partly because the scoop on the car sucks (fiberglass to clear air cleaners) and I want the air grabber setup. Found an air grabber hood (w/air grabber) but the air grabber baseplates are 800-1000$!!! Year one sales a fiberglass version for 125$ but I was told it has poor fitment and and isn't worth the money.....HELP!