mopar cup motors

[Pesce Nero]

finally finding their way into drag racing. parts for these engines are dirt cheap all over ebay. it sure is pretty

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[clubracergt1]

Do they work okay? I would think that the powerband might ba a little messed up for drag racing. Of course, I suppose that an engine for the right style track would work ok. A road course or short track engine would be fine as they seem to run in a bit wider range, but a speedway motor might suck as it only has to make power from about 7500-9000 revs. Definately an interesting way to pick up a stout unit at, what I would suspect-if used, a reasonable price.

[Pesce Nero]

Do they work okay? I would think that the powerband might ba a little messed up for drag racing. Of course, I suppose that an engine for the right style track would work ok. A road course or short track engine would be fine as they seem to run in a bit wider range, but a speedway motor might suck as it only has to make power from about 7500-9000 revs. Definately an interesting way to pick up a stout unit at, what I would suspect-if used, a reasonable price.

well, for a street car, probably not unless you like driving around with 5-6 something gears in the car. but over 800 hp is possible, you just need to spin it

[Matts94Z28]

badass... i still want a sb2.2 or atleast the top end.

[Dave]

The belt driven distributor looks pretty damn cool.

[Pesce Nero]

878 HP @ 9,000 and 546 Tq @ 7,600. his converter was built to flash at 8200:eek2:


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[s14.5gonewide]

dry sump 4tw:) looks like a beat.:)