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dodge6890 04-24-2011 09:29 AM

360 carberated cheap build up
 
i have a 360 motor in a dodge sportsman camper that im looking to get a little more power out of without spending to much money in the process.

TVLynn 04-25-2011 12:21 AM

Maybe headers and a good 4bbl carb do you have a 2 bbl or the thermoquad manifold?
Stick with a dual plane intake, 600 cfm carb and a mild cam something like 268 degree

78D200 04-25-2011 02:41 AM

If you don't want to tear into the motor too much, then go with a 4barrel carb, intake manifold, headers, Sure Grip in the rear axle and possibly a HD shift kit for the tranny (Assuming its an auto).

PK1 12-28-2011 05:55 PM

Another vote for Headers for sure. Get Tri-y style to get the biggest bang for the buck out of a lower RPM motor. Then a quality aluminum dual plane and a carb.

Coronet 500 12-28-2011 06:10 PM

If it's a stock distributor a recurve and controling your initial advance could help for almost no money. Lots of info on the subject if you look.

bboogieart 01-22-2012 09:58 AM

Are you leaving it in the motor home? Mine came with super long tube headers. I will be pulling it for something else and using the headers in my van. It also had a 2 bbl. The thermoquad would be better.

The earlier posts said it all, I really can't add much. Maybe this might help. Depending on where you live, I have found that many junk yards out in the rural areas still have some older stuff laying around and a little yard searching can be fun and yeild many good parts. I recently got a windsheild ( 70's p/u) a 4 bbl intake (318 dakota) and a pair of rims (14" five slot off the same dakota) for 50 bucks.


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