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Well, I'm looking at combos, and wanted to do something unique. I thought an inline six would be cool, and wanted to see what was out there. I was thinking possibly a Mopar or older (60's) AMC, and I have a Fairmont, but who knows?
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The ford is not the way to go! AMC maybe...the Mopar just got Hp reduced a couple years ago? If ya have any questions on a chevy let me know.
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If I was starting from scratch, with an I6 as my goal power source, it would be an AMC. Chev as a second choice.
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Thanks for all the info and help so far guys, out of all the racing I have done this may be the friendliest forum I've been on.
With all the great insight I've gotten, I'm down to a slant-six Mopar (Aspen Wagon?) or an AMC then, maybe 60's Rambler? |
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The AMC 6 is a good choice for a strong bottom end, but choose carefully,carburation is limited to a 1 bbl on most years,with only a few with 2bbl. .....Same for cam lift .....The '77 is the best choice,and has been run sucessfully by several racers,most notably, the infamous Ed F. .....As far as racing a 6 goes, any of them is a challange, ask Billy Nees, by far ,in my opinion,one of the more sucessful 6 cyl Stock racers.....Tom
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If you have a Fairmont with a 200 then play with it. It's not that bad a combo at 115 hp and it's a 10 cent build except for trans and converter.
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Hmmm, the car is REALLY clean and low mileage. I was down to it or Ed suggested a Rambler American, which I also have one of. Guess I have some thinking to do. Thanks so much everyone.
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Oh yeah, I don't have a rulebook at hand yet, could anyone maybe tell me what class the Fairmont would fall into? It's a coupe.
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i'm concidering runnig a 67 440 american (2dr ht) with the 155 horse (2bbl carb) 232/3speed. downside is gonna be the 3 speed i think. can't get a straight answer if you can run a 4 speed or not.... an automatic just ain't gonna happen... btw, anybody know of any headers for this combo? |
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I have been working on a 69 american for several years 232 2bbl. I wrote a letter h.p is now 145 on this combo dont know if this would effect your 67 combo?????
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