New Iowa Guy

[Basketcase]

greeeeeeeennnnn.... :drool: :drool:
on here we pretty much agree that it's your car, your money, do what makes you happy. that being said....I vote for the 440. A new Hemi in a musclecar mopar is about as thrilling to me as one with the 24" Donk wheels.

 

[moparstuart]

greeeeeeeennnnn.... :drool: :drool:
on here we pretty much agree that it's your car, your money, do what makes you happy. that being said....I vote for the 440. A new Hemi in a musclecar mopar is about as thrilling to me as one with the 24" Donk wheels.

yeah but thats the good shade of green 999 ralley green :drool: :drool: :drool: :acme: :acme: :acme: :acme:

 

[Basketcase]

as long as it IS green......

 

[droptop]

I say stick with the 440. That new style hemi makes good horse power, but not until you are in the upper rpm's. the amount of torque the 440 produces makes it a lot of fun to drive.

 

[solid gold]

Welcome from Missouri! Rallye Green is cool! :cool: 440 for sure!

 

[jlbanks]

Thanks for the advice guys. I've been leaning towards the 440. Now I can sell the 6.1 and get some more funds for the rebuild. Anybody have a clue what a good asking price for the Hemi would be? 15k miles with the nag 1 tranny.

 

[mopartink]

:cheers: Welcome from Buffalo NY I've also had mine about 15 yrs now and in the process of redoing it a second time really hoping to have it ready for summer..

 

[red 69 runner]

Welcome from Maryland

 

[joewhite440]

Welcome aboard from Pa. and enjoy the ride! 440 is the way to go unless you have an Old Style Hemi! The new ones do nothing for me in the old cars. I am Old School and usually just walk away when I see one but to each their own!!!
:drive: :drive: :drive:

 

[george68hemirr]

Thanks for the advice guys. I've been leaning towards the 440. Now I can sell the 6.1 and get some more funds for the rebuild. Anybody have a clue what a good asking price for the Hemi would be? 15k miles with the nag 1 tranny.

stuie would have a idea what its worth

 

[jlbanks]

Hey guys just a quick update on the roadrunner. I traded the 6.1 for a 68 built 383. Im pretty excited the car will be up and running in a month. Can I use the flywheel from a 440 or do I need to buy one specifically for a 383?

 

[ACME A12]

Can I use the flywheel from a 440 or do I need to buy one specifically for a 383?

Flywheels are the same for a 383 or 440 (with a steel crank). What you have to match up is the flywheel to the bellhousing. 11" clutch & bellhousing take the 143 tooth flywheel and the 10.5" clutch & bellhousing take the 130 tooth flywheel.

 

[Basketcase]

great news!

 

[69hemibeep]

:yeathat:

 

[csuk9]

Welcome from California! I'm glad you found some old muscle for your bird!

 

[cj69RR]

If you want to do a little update for drivability try one of the new fuel injection systems that look like a carb. Their are a couple different company's that have them. MSD's looks the most like a Holley carb in my opinion and the simplest hookup and least wires. Good news on the trade to get the runner back on the street.