318 Mopar, Dodge Stock Eliminator Engine,4 Barrel Combo, Nhra -ihra Class Legal on 2040-parts.com
Whitmore Lake, Michigan, United States
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This offering is for a 318 Mopar, Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler 4 Barrel Stock Eliminator Engine. The Engine was built by Parsons and Meyers in Dayton Ohio. The motor ran .70 under the Stock Eliminator index in a Dodge Mirada in bracket mode. The engine is a 318 block that has been filled and bored .60 over with Ross pistons. It has Eagle Rods, a steel crank cut .20 on the mains and .10 on the rods. The crank is stroked .013 long. It has a Competition Cams 235 horsepower hydraulic cam with .399 lift. The engine is built to 1976 thru 1983 small cam specs. We have a blue printed and ratioed set of 273 rocker arms, after market pushrods, oil pan with windage tray. High volume TRW oil pump and pickup. Motor includes a Thermoquad 4 barrel intake manifold. You will need a balancer, hone the block, new piston rings, bearings and freshen the rebuild. Includes a set of "308" casting NHRA, IHRA stock or crate motor legal cylinder heads. The heads were blueprinted by Augustus Adkins in West Virginia. New Beehive valve springs, retainers, keepers 1.88 intake and 1.60 valves. Great set of stocker heads! The motor is located in Michigan between Detroit and Lansing off U.S. route 23. The motor can be shipped, buyer would have to pay for shipping. Thanks for looking, let us know any questions you may have. |
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