Insane car to drive....

Discussion in 'Random Thoughts' started by the6peace8keeper, Sep 11, 2006.

  1. the6peace8keeper

    the6peace8keeper Born Again Satanist

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    I got plates and shit on my toy today and fuck it was fun but I still want a lil bit more, so since ive all the parts now to stroke a 360 to a 408 aluminium? head six pack im gonna do it.

    Im not fond of soild cams but like this one and will probably use it, it thumps good.

    I had alot of fun.....goin from a snail roll and being a bit easy launchin about 4000 with just the right about of spin and slide to make it fun as hell.

    Now im gonna buy a trailer for it...great. I posted a bunch of pics for gearheads.[​IMG]
     
  2. hiro

    hiro pursue it

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    Wow, that is a nice car. I like it.
     
  3. YankNBurn

    YankNBurn Owner

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    Solid cams are more used in the drag industry, although most street strip prefer the quietness of hydralic.


    Are you going with a solid roller cam setup?
     
  4. fitzy21

    fitzy21 Worst RT Mod EVAH!!!!

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    i have absolutely no clue what you just wrote, but the car looks great
     
  5. YankNBurn

    YankNBurn Owner

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    Looks like an Aspen body style but I see the RT on the side there.
     
  6. the6peace8keeper

    the6peace8keeper Born Again Satanist

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    I do fine with the soild mushroom lifter cams and as I mentioned I like how this cam pulls and sounds and it got less than 500 miles on it so I will use it in the six pack engine.
     
  7. the6peace8keeper

    the6peace8keeper Born Again Satanist

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    Its a bit odd how they did it, they are all dodge aspens but held nameplates like R/T......SE.......Super Coupe.... all from the base aspen usin the names from the real old muscle cars but now they are getting pretty popular and ive messed with them for years. I put a bunch of pics in my galley, they explain it better.
     
  8. YankNBurn

    YankNBurn Owner

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    Oh hell its a great looking car and you sure made it totally worthy of a R/T badge!


    Its like a nova for weight roughly so great car to set up. I loved the old Dart GT. Boxy but light mopar, room for big block.
     
  9. the6peace8keeper

    the6peace8keeper Born Again Satanist

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    I was lucky enough to own a 69 340 gt and a 69 383 gts, both four speeds.

    Overall the 340 car was right on, the 383 was a bit nose heavy and G-60`s were not alot of good.

    Ive had one R/T down to 2800 lbs before with glass fenders and doors and plexi glass windows.
     
  10. YankNBurn

    YankNBurn Owner

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    My SS is 4200 pounds full power options and still eats GT Mustangs all day but I wanted comfort so I bought it.
     
  11. the6peace8keeper

    the6peace8keeper Born Again Satanist

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    Seats arnt too soft, this car is a blast from hell but only on short drives.



    [​IMG]
     
  12. YankNBurn

    YankNBurn Owner

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    Well it sure looks like a real nice ride you have built there. Gonna add a little bottle fed action to it?
     
  13. the6peace8keeper

    the6peace8keeper Born Again Satanist

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    This one is around 3600lbs.
     
  14. the6peace8keeper

    the6peace8keeper Born Again Satanist

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  15. the6peace8keeper

    the6peace8keeper Born Again Satanist

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    I got alot of good parts for the whole 408 stroker motor.[​IMG]
     
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