Christmas continues for MOPAR rsacers

[Billy Nees]

Originally Posted by Sam Capizzi Jr

Lets see...
There are two intakes listed. (3698431 and 3698437) Ill have to try and find the one ending in 7.

Heads. No flow bench

180psi cranking pressure

Cam is .240/.246 109 advanced 4

Headers are 1.50 dia with 3' out. Not sure of length but has 12' collector

Well FWIW, I'd like to see what the other intake looks like.
180 psi is OK but I'd like to see it around 200.
I'd love to see that things reaction to about a .236/.240 on a 108(or even a 106) and with a lowgear TF it shouldn't need the cam advanced.
1.50 headers are right but I'd like to see it's reaction to a 2.5" collector.

[Sam Capizzi Jr]

Originally Posted by Billy Nees

Well FWIW, I'd like to see what the other intake looks like.
180 psi is OK but I'd like to see it around 200.
I'd love to see that things reaction to about a .236/.240 on a 108(or even a 106) and with a lowgear TF it shouldn't need the cam advanced.
1.50 headers are right but I'd like to see it's reaction to a 2.5" collector.

Very useful information. This is the first cam I've tried but I'm working on second one. The only reason I went with the 109 was to gain some clearance. I had the 2.5 collector on the car and it was a tenth slower then the 3. No low gear in 904. Yet. Next time it's out. Also use 4.56 with 28 tire

[GTX JOHN]

Sam: You Really need a 275 low gear! They came in some of the
later 70s- 80s cars. When I put a spare trans in my 340 low comp.
stocker it went from 1.45 60s to 1.58 and would not fall out of a tree!
The difference should be pretty dramatic on your Duster.
I used to get them from a Transmission parts core shop in Vegas .

Bob Mazzolini Racing used to sell them by themselves years ago.
If you can not find one..........let me know and I will start looking for one
they are not expensive and probably a lot of Mopar Guys have some
laying around.

The next thing I would try to find is a Aluminum front Drum as they make
a good improvement for the money.

PM me if I can Help!