Re: Ever consider a crossbreed?
[Re: Monte_Smith]
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with just a small cowl hood
If someone did it, it must be a good idea...?
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Re: Ever consider a crossbreed?
[Re: polyspheric]
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If I could fabricate worth a crap I'd like to do a T56/gen 3 hemi in a gasser style tri 5 Chevy. Also don't mind LS swaps in Mustangs or lots of the BOP stuff.
'18 Ford Raptor, random motorcycles, 1968 Plymouth Fury III - 11.37 @ 118
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Re: Ever consider a crossbreed?
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I love the 55-57 Chevy styling. Add 440, Hemi 4-speed and a 4.10 Dana and I'd be set. Either that or a nice '62 Fury.
Steve Parrish races a 55 Chevy with BB Mopar power. Nice guy, has beat me a couple of times. I should have just not even lined with him and saved the fuel He's good. I asked him one time why that combo. As I recall, Steve said back in late 60s??? he had the wagon with no motor and a fury with a good 383 and the rest was history http://www.dragracecentral.com/DRCPhoto.asp?ID=240163
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Re: Ever consider a crossbreed?
[Re: Hot 340]
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I've been playing with the idea of putting a GenIII hemi in one of my Rx-7's. I can buy a 6.4 crate motor now for cheaper than what it costs just for parts to rebuild a 3 rotor.
Exactly the car I was thinking about.. Hows the rear suspension on those?
Pretty tunable, lots of parts to make it a drag racer or a road racer. The diff is fairly tough, I did blow one up with a dog box and sticky tires.
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Re: Ever consider a crossbreed?
[Re: TRENDZ]
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Did this for a guy that wanted a powerful mazda...
Thats a fairly common swap, and also a fairly common point of failure. The Last long high speed corner of our road racing track has claimed a lot of LS motor main and rod bearings, hence why I would want to try a Hemi. The rotary makes a ton of power, and has a much more reliable oiling system, its just the availability and cost of parts that is the downer, especially for the 3 rotors.
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Re: Ever consider a crossbreed?
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He tried the three rotor before this. Hated the pre boost tq. This car has an independent 8.8 with much heftier halfshafts, and a more "engine correct" gear ratio. This is the aluminum block ls.
"use it 'till it breaks, replace as needed"
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Re: Ever consider a crossbreed?
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I think I am being stupid, but haven't totally made up my mind this is the last text he sent.
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Re: Ever consider a crossbreed?
[Re: 1967dartgt]
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This is the car.
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