Re: [Chrysler300] 'short' long rams

[barjam300@xxxxxxx]

John and Club members,
 
If you want to answer you own questions and learn much more about the  
application resonance frequency to pack piston cylinders read the article  written 
by Al Kirschenbaum published in the September 1999 issue of  Mopar Muscle 
magazine.
 
300'ly,
Jim Bartuska
Niles, Mich 
 
 
In a message dated 3/23/2009 7:22:00 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
john_nowosacki@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:

 
 
 
Does anyone have the casting numbers for the 'short' long rams? Were they  
different for 62/63/64 cars? I think they were used in 62 on the 405 HP  
optioned cars, but in 63 and 64 on the J and K they were rated at 390HP? Are  all 
three the same? Why 15 more HP in 62?

Were they only made for use  with the large headers, or could they be used 
with the 'standard' ram exhaust  manifolds? What would happen if a set were put 
on a G without changing carbs,  cam, headers, etc.

Thanks,

John 

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