Technical Hemi

...only two? I could fix that problem....

 

I need a 354 block, so I can get up to 3!

 

I have one

 

241 bored .060, 10to 1 custom pistons, final overall CR after machining is calculated at 9.5 to 1. Stock heads with stainless valves, heads were cleaned up for better flow, adjustable valve train, solid camshaft ground on the 235hp 273, 340 oil pump, Offy old skool intake, going to run a caddy WCFB, Chrysler electronic ignition. Given that the 241s has questionable cranks it was sent in for extensive work to make it more reliable.

As far as what I’m putting it in the search is still on. I’d like to do a 30ish Ford or Dodge PU. I have a complete drive train, engine, OD trans and rearend, just need a platform

 

I guess I should "fess up". This happened to me. No real harm done, but the do hold a lot of oil.

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...le-working-on-it.1121355/page-2#post-12731688

 

Who did your valve covers?

 

Mitch Kim, one of the best on this planet ! Notice the puff out of the Ram's nose.

 

Marty
Did Mitch hide any little extras on the inside of a rocker cover?

 

No, but I am surprised he didn't add a little item hanging under the ram.

 

If that engine runs as good as it looks you have a world beater.
As far as those three legged stands go, You don't need a big engine on one to dump it over, you just need to get things out of kilter weight balance wise or catch a wheel on a bad spot on the floor. The Lakewood may be a bit more stable than the cheap ones that were around in the 70's and 80's though. In the 70's you were always hearing stories about them getting dumped over.

 

Don't want anymore, parts have gone sky high

 

What’s the overall color of the covers?

 

I know the GM Silver was shot by Karl Peterson, another high quality painter.

 

OH.....thats a Hemi ?!!
Didn't recognize it without a blower and dual quads !
Please tell me it will be a ground-pound'in...snot slang'in...unruly...power plant!!
NOT a smooth-idling Hundai-like mo-tuh.
Like it !!!
If I can't have a 427SOHC.......weeeell.
6sally6

 

any news on your project and did ya built a 4 leg stand already? HEMI's rule!

here are a few shots of my buddy's bubble top g***er Chuck "Krazy Flake"

 

Berlin?

I was stationed there 79-82, McNair Barracks

 

kool! I made a bunch of friends on fb before I deleted it, who also have been stationed in germany. moved a year ago here and grew up in Ruhrpott / Nordrhein Westfalen. Guten Tag, nice to meet you

 

Hemis are expensive enough over here, I can only imagine in Europe....

 

A bud has a 3 wheel stand with the post angled back. I believe it moves the CG of the engine away from the pivot line formed by one of the dual wheels and the lone tricycle wheel, and as a result the loaded stand is harder to tip/dump.
At some point the post could limit rotating the engine ***embly ( oil pan down, or 90° etc )
I'll have to check out how that detail is handled.

 

Same to ya. I’m on several Berlin veteran FB pages

 

Strolling along at a Mopar swap yesterday. Guy had sitting there an intake which appeared to be for a Hemi. He had no idea what it fit. No part numbers on the intake. Judging on how small it was it appeared to be for a 241. Took a chance and bought it. Got home that afternoon. Fits like a glove

 

Congrats!!

 

i used to have one of those but i sold it.

now i have one of these


one of these


and two of these

 

Is that a Taylor dizzy?

 

Desoto! It's the other, other MOPAR

 

I one of those as well

 

grant flamethrower

 

I hate that i sold mine

 

Cool