BamBam: 1976 Dodge Dart Lite 400ft/bls 370hp

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Member ID: MrSpeeddemon

Location: Great Falls, Montana

Vehicle Info

1976 Dodge Dart Sport

Bragging Rights

HP370
Weight2850 lbs

Major Upgrades

port and polish
stroke-increase
engine swap

Modifications

Performance Parts

Car Audio & Video

Kenwood Head Unit

Interior

Exterior Styling

BF Goodrich Tires

Ratings

- Currently 3.5/5 Stars.
Overall Rating
- Currently 4/5 Stars.
Overall Exterior
- Currently 3.5/5 Stars.
Overall Interior
- Currently 4/5 Stars.
Performance Mods

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MrSpeeddemon's 1976 Dodge Dart Sport Great Falls, MT Customized with Custom Exhaust, B&M Shift Knob, BF Goodrich Tires, Grant Steering Wheel, Kenwood Head Unit, Mopar Transmission, Mopar Springs, Mopar Brakes, Comp Cams Engine Comps., Hooker Header, Edelbrock Intake, MSD Ignition, KYB Shocks - 6

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I'm finally back working on my high school ride,
what it looked like in high school

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Heres some photos from the local car show we just had- finished it a 3 am the night before

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When I got home I had to do a little line lock burnout (notice the pile of rubber behind the tire) Gotta love that 6 pack hood!

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I'll get some more pics when I get some time

heres the beast in its new home

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it sat for a few years while I bought a house, ect. I originally swapped in a 318 out of a 1968 Dodge Polara (230 horse) Now I've got a whole new K-frame all powder coated new poly-graphite bushings 1 1/8" sway bar. A 318 stroker now 349 ci, 9.5:1 compression, air-gap intake, 750 Carter Carb, Hooker Super Comp headers, Msd ignition, A Comp Cams .501" lift solid cam.

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Well its done and run I got 400 ft/lbs of torque and 370 hp, not to bad for a budget build using stock parts

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Now heres some fresh pics- not much different than before.

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heres my bitchin ol' skool rims they're a vintage set of E-T's(hard to find) I cleaned the old flaky paint off and powder koated the spots back in- so they should stay that way for a while- Now only if I could find a set to match for the front, I'm running actual Keystones right now.