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Engine, Transmission & Rear End / Re: 340 stock gasmilage
Last post by 71vert340 - Today at 09:17:56 PMThe best I've gotten with my stock 71 Challenger 340-4 speed and 3.23 sure grip has been 22 mpg at 55-60mph on highway. It has the stock TQ carb and stock dual points ignition. Never kicked in the 4bbl on that tank. Averages at 65 to 70mph about 19 to 20mpg on highway if I don't kick in the 4bbl.
Terry W.
Terry W.
#2
Your Restoration project (ROSEVILLE MOPARTS) / Re: 74 Challenger with twins
Last post by YellowThumper - Today at 08:25:44 PMWelp...
All the mechanicals are now complete.
Paced for hours buttoning the last of the details.
Finally attempted a start. Plenty of cranking but no fireup.
Only electrical I touched was the column. Replaced ignition and turn signal wiring. All other remains the same.
Frustrated to say the least.
Will start going thru testing procedure.
But overall I am burned out and need a break.
Ecstatic about progress thus far. "Transition" started about 12 years ago now.
Short pause but will figure it out.
All the mechanicals are now complete.
Paced for hours buttoning the last of the details.
Finally attempted a start. Plenty of cranking but no fireup.
Only electrical I touched was the column. Replaced ignition and turn signal wiring. All other remains the same.
Frustrated to say the least.
Will start going thru testing procedure.
But overall I am burned out and need a break.
Ecstatic about progress thus far. "Transition" started about 12 years ago now.
Short pause but will figure it out.
#3
J
Engine, Transmission & Rear End / Re: 340 stock gasmilage
Last post by jimynick - Today at 06:30:08 PMLOL! My '67 Valiant, 340, 4 speed, 3:91SG could often see less than 10 mpg- and that's an Imperial gallon of 160 ozs not the American 132. It depended how much you liked to hear the engine rev, who/what was beside you and how heavy your right foot felt. In my opinion, if you're getting 12+ you're probaly pretty average. Some will get more and some will get less. Price of admission and the reason the overdrive guys are in business. 
#4
Cars For Sale or Wanted / Re: 1970 Cuda Convertible, 383...
Last post by fc7cuda - Today at 06:00:33 PMQuote from: JH27N0B on Today at 05:20:14 PMIt's at Mopar Ponderosa. I wonder why it's on a brokers website when he has it on his own website?
http://mopar-ponderosa.com/cars-4-sale/
I figure it's just additional exposure. Not sure how often MP is visited anymore
#5
Cars For Sale or Wanted / Re: 1970 Cuda Convertible, 383...
Last post by JH27N0B - Today at 05:20:14 PMIt's at Mopar Ponderosa. I wonder why it's on a brokers website when he has it on his own website?
http://mopar-ponderosa.com/cars-4-sale/
http://mopar-ponderosa.com/cars-4-sale/
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J
Cuda & Challenger General Discussion (ROSEVILLE MOPARTS) / Re: Anyone recognize these bar...
Last post by Jsand73440 - Today at 04:44:42 PMQuote from: dodj on May 12, 2024, 05:31:54 AMNope.Thank you
#7
Cars For Sale or Wanted / 1970 Cuda Convertible, 383 aut...
Last post by LoStHeMi - Today at 04:13:23 PMhttps://www.classiccardeals.com/Listing/380462/1970-Plymouth-Cuda-Convertible.aspx
that garage looks familiar...
that garage looks familiar...
#8
I'm doing 3" on the redeye hellcat 70 Cuda I'm building...
#9
Cuda & Challenger General Discussion (ROSEVILLE MOPARTS) / Re: What did you do with your ...
Last post by soundcontrol - Today at 03:25:57 PMNo more winter hibernating for the Hellcat, got it out from storage today.
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Cars For Sale or Wanted / 1970 Cuda, V Code, 4spd, FE5, ...
Last post by LoStHeMi - Today at 03:21:44 PM