Its a Mopar....see what he did there
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The Willomet Charger
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A desecration to Mopar nuts everywhere, this is my protouring, LS-powered, 1970 Dodge Charger; built at my shop, Willomet Motor & Fabrication.
That went straight over Ben’s head…
Oh I caught it, just didn't know that configuration was possible. I'm curious how its put together is all.
4.125" bore and stroke would make a 441, but I see no shame in rounding down the cubes.
However, rounding up is like pretending you have "NOS" when you don't....
However, rounding up is like pretending you have "NOS" when you don't....
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He actually didn't hide it but spoke about extensively earlier in the planning stage.
He even laughed at what the Mopar purists would say.
I think if one was restoring a charger to mostly stock one should stick with a Mopar power plant….same with any brand really….this thing is so far removed from a charger that it doesn’t much matter what goes under the hood
There is an adapter out to bolt a hellcat supercharger onto a LS, to really mess with peoples minds.
@fastazz81 did you sell David that blower?
Now that you mention this I do remember now.
I actually agree. There's a significant part of me that wants a rough-but-mostly-solid b-body and a 440 to play with. Just something that is specifically intended to be a good runner, but not a ridiculous build like I'm doing now.
I've looked at this a few different ways, and struggled to see a path where I can keep the car low with a flat bottom and a still maintain a stock profile hood. The 1.9L blower I had for a while is pretty tall, and I figure it's representative of the Hellcat and ZR1 units out there. The MSD intake is pretty compact already, and it clears the upper cowl by about 4". We'll soon find out how it clears the hood near the throttle body, but my tape measure and rough math says it will be measured in frog hairs.
So, I'm pretty sure I'll have to slum it with the NA 700-750hp @folkenheath and I have discussed. The transmission is built to hold about 800hp.
David
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He’s planning on getting Folked upWell I see you have been Folk influenced…
That would make a funny sticker
Remember the old sill plates that said “body by fisher”
“Power by folk”
“Power by folk”
with a picture of a carriage?
Now somebody with photoshop skills can change the lettering haha
