1969 Charger Build Engine Reveal!

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[@dirtlump]

I'm lucky enough to still have a complete/full service Machine Shop here on my property to play in retirement, and all I do is BB Mopars now. That said, everything I did at my shop back in the day.... I never let any Engine leave without us Dyno'ing it first before releasing it to the customer as I just didn't want the headaches ? NO hater here.... just say'in that in my experience always better to fire them up/run them in and tune them on the Dyno. Good Luck with the build and Thx for sharing.

[@McdanielMotorsports]

I agree on dynoing an engine before it leaves and he usually does. I trust my engine builder and he agreed to come and fire it up with me when it’s ready. Thank you for your support!

[@prorebuilder]

Thank-you for sharing. I am also building a 68 R/T in Central Canada. I really enjoyed your Part 9 Video as I plan to do the same, I learnt a lot from that video. Look forward to body work and paint.

[@McdanielMotorsports]

That’s why I do these videos…to help folks. Good luck with your Charger build! Thank you for your support!

[@frankgusic5591]

Is that intake and carb setup gonna fit? I've got a '70 with a stock 440. Had to put in a carb spacer to provide some relief between the dual feed fuel line and the stock intake. It would not accomodate a 1 inch spacer, luckily a 1/2 inch did the job and allowed the hood to close.

[@McdanielMotorsports]

I have my doubts that it will fit. You will find out when I do. I appreciate you sharing with me. Thank you for your support!