Not counting the industerial versions.....

The 392 bigger is always better. THe 392 had a production run of 57-58 and only in the high end Chryslers.

The 354 again bigger than than the 331, only in the high end Chryslers (with the exception of a hand full that ended up in 1957 Dodge D501 cars). Production was 1956 only...again with exception of D 501. THere were industerial/truck versions made that carried over into the follow on years.

The non-extended bellhousing 331 were made 54 1/2 thru 1955 (and again industerial versions were carried on for a few more years). These also had the bigger valve heads and used a dry intake.

Extendned bellhousing 331 51 thru early 54. Besides the bellhousing issue these had the smaller valve heads and used a wet intake.

By todays standards none of these engines individually were high production the very high production rate can be atribued most to their preformance reputation.


1957 Plymouth (Hemi, Dual Quads, A833 4 Speed 9 1/4 w 4.10) Sold
1937 Dodge Pickup (Hemi, 6X2 intake, 46RH, Dana 60 w 4.56) Sold
1968 Plymouth Valiant 2dr sedan (354 HEMI, 46RH w/4.30 gears)