RE: My project"64 Plymouth Valiant"

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Welcome Peter!

The Hemi V-100 sounds cool. 

My 2.5 cents is that it will take a lot of fab work, parts for the early 
Hemis are expensive, and the Hemi is a heavy motor. If it were me I'd 
think about cloning the 273 in the Valiant into a "Formula S" type motor 
and sell the 241 Hemi. The "S" 273 with a three on the tree would be a 
fun car, too.

But it's your call, of course. If you feel the urge to "Hemify" and have 
the fabrication skills and patience, go for it. :) 

Gary H.


Stone, Peter A (Jefferson) wrote:
> 
> 
> I first want to say thanks for the discussion group. Second share my
> project with everybody. Third elicit feedback and advice about my
> project. I am in the process of building a 1964 V-100 Plymouth Valiant
> 2-door hard top, I purchased a 241 hemi out of a 54 Dodge truck, and I
> am going to install the baby hemi in the Valiant along with the three
> speed trans. Has anyone done anything like this before, if so I would
> love to hear feedback and advice. Thanks P.A. Stone 

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