
Re: Can I ask what may be a stupid question?
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Re: Can I ask what may be a stupid question?
- From: Robert neal zimmerman <northwestweirdo@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 04 Apr 2004 07:35:08 -0700
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Unless you are willing to do some serious mods, you will have big
trouble dropping that 413 into a 65 Cuda. i own two. I already went
thru that idea and talked to people that had done it AND it doesnt
sound like anything I want to touch. The small block in those is a
squeeze. One guy I talked to did it by moving the engine and firewall
back. Another ran a 383 by flipping the exhaust manifolds, running
them forward and running the exhaust down and back. I am not a
concours restoration guy but when u start doing stuff like that my
tongue curls, reminds me of all those nightmare v8 Vegas and Pintos
running around in the 80s, some( most) of those were a nightmare to
behold. My opinion.Yeah build a Hemi Under Glass Clone , that would be
too cool.
Remember, that year Cuda only weighs about 3000 pounds, build a 360,
stroke it to 408 if you like and you will have something fast enuf to
scare the socks off your mother in law.My opinion.
Neal ZImmerman, Eugene Oregon
On Sat, 3 Apr 2004 23:36:32 EST, georlrs@xxxxxxx said:
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> I have finally came up with a little extra money and have a chance to
> buy an
> early/mid sixties imperial with a 413 for 500.00. I was thinking about
> taking
> the motor, tranny, and rearend and using it in my 65 barracuda. What do
> you
> all think about this idea? It was a /6 and I want a V-8 anyway, and
> aren't to
> picky about keeping it original. What about the tranny and rearend
> fitting?
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> Thanks, Don
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