how big was the motor on the challenger stock?
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Asked by schoolkid14 Feb 06, 2007 at 11:56 AM about the 1970 Dodge Challenger

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lightGear answered 17 years ago

The biggest was the 426 hemi that put out 425 horsepower and 490lb-ft of torque.

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Jeff_Mopar answered 16 years ago

The biggest motor offered in a challenger was the 440 sixpack 10.5 compression ratio 390 HP@ 4700rpm and 490lb-ft @ 3200 rpm... The hemi was the most powerful but the 440 was the biggest...

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