Dropping a HEMI in to a '72 RR
I have '72 RR which came with a 400 4-spd. I want to drop in a '68 426 HEMI engine. Can anyone tell me what I need to change to accomplish this? Also, is their a good source of finding parts? Thank you, Tom
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1972 Plymouth Road Runner Reviews, Pricing & Specs
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by Dustin L
Nov 05, 2009
400 big block, 6 mpg, 3rd owner when dad sign title over, 0-150 speedomitor, tack on hood, was supposed to be a 440 but a serial number got switched, bench seat, hemi orange- had bucket seats in it. reflective stripes along back windowNov 05, 2009
by Matt S
Mar 15, 2008
As far as old muscle cars go, this car is a performance and luxury king. It has a
340 c.i. V8 that will torch the tires. The looks are second to none and the
interior feels very luxurious. The best part of the car, however, is the fact that
it's an oddity. With only about 7000 built, the 1972 road runner turns heads
when you drive it. And it has a horn that really goes "beep beep" just like the
road runner cartoon. The handling is lack luster, but it was never meant to go
any direction but straight.Mar 15, 2008
by Anonymous
Jan 18, 2008
steering is a bit vage but what do you expect from a 36 year old car,brakes are good even on drums, power is awesome and so is th engine note, 340ci V8.Jan 18, 2008
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by Dustin L
Nov 05, 2009
400 big block, 6 mpg, 3rd owner when dad sign title over, 0-150 speedomitor, tack on hood, was supposed to be a 440 but a serial number got switched, bench seat, hemi orange- had bucket seats in it. reflective stripes along back windowNov 05, 2009
by Matt S
Mar 15, 2008
As far as old muscle cars go, this car is a performance and luxury king. It has a
340 c.i. V8 that will torch the tires. The looks are second to none and the
interior feels very luxurious. The best part of the car, however, is the fact that
it's an oddity. With only about 7000 built, the 1972 road runner turns heads
when you drive it. And it has a horn that really goes "beep beep" just like the
road runner cartoon. The handling is lack luster, but it was never meant to go
any direction but straight.Mar 15, 2008
by Anonymous
Jan 18, 2008
steering is a bit vage but what do you expect from a 36 year old car,brakes are good even on drums, power is awesome and so is th engine note, 340ci V8.Jan 18, 2008
by Brandon D
Dec 08, 2007
This car is my dads, 440ci carburated V-8 with 610bhp! Phenomenal carDec 08, 2007
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