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04-13-2004, 10:31 PM
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IT"S AN F BODY!!!
hay watsup up
i have a 79 dodge aspen r/t 2 door, it has a 318 cid with a 727 tranny im restoring it and theres a few things i would like to know about this car if you guys can help me 1. whats the biggest engin i can put it with out having to do to much remodling?(ill be rebilding it and hopeing to put a blower that will fit under the hood) 2. wat is my rear end right now? size, ( i think its sure grip) 3. is there any hoods that fit mine that is non stock?( ram air, cowl) 4. anythgin unusal about this car..? 5. where i can find t top weather striping? 6. seats that will fit back and front that are sorta comfy? also where can i go and get answers for high performance questions to avoid costly mistakes... and just to get tips and help? awsum ... later ...... Craig Gregoire MOPAR OR NO CAR |
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11-02-2004, 12:41 AM
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as for the engine, since you've already got a small-block, it would be relatively easy to throw in a new Magnum crate engine. the Magnum 380 already makes power like a 440, and you don't have the huge weight to lug around in that car. For the blower, I really doubt a roots-type would fit under your hood, so look for a centrifuge-type (The Supercharger Store has them set up for mopars already).
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