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Member ID: Ducatisti

Location: WhitePine, Nevada

Vehicle Info

1968 Dodge W-Series Pickup

Bragging Rights

  • HP563
  • Weight5500 lbs

Major Upgrades

  • port and polish
  • engine swap
  • bore-increase

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    • Currently 3.5/5 Stars.
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Last updated: Jan 20, 2004

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David’s Dodge W-Series Pickup:
“"the Beast"”

  • Currently 4/5 Stars.
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Ducatisti's 1968 Dodge W-Series Pickup WhitePine, NV Customized with Crane Cams Engine Comps., Flowmaster Exhaust, Custom Header, Mopar Intake, Custom Brakes, MSD Ignition, Rancho Shocks, American Racing Wheels, Auto Meter Gauges, Custom Seats, Hella Lighting, Custom Sub Enclosure, JBL Speakers, Rockford Fosgate Sound Processor, JBL Tweeters, JBL Subwoofers, Monster Cable Wiring, Rockford Fosgate Amplifier, Kenwood Head Unit, Clifford Security - 1 Ducatisti's 1968 Dodge W-Series Pickup WhitePine, NV Customized with Crane Cams Engine Comps., Flowmaster Exhaust, Custom Header, Mopar Intake, Custom Brakes, MSD Ignition, Rancho Shocks, American Racing Wheels, Auto Meter Gauges, Custom Seats, Hella Lighting, Custom Sub Enclosure, JBL Speakers, Rockford Fosgate Sound Processor, JBL Tweeters, JBL Subwoofers, Monster Cable Wiring, Rockford Fosgate Amplifier, Kenwood Head Unit, Clifford Security - 5 This truck features a .030 over '69 440 magnum. The engine was built by Sanderson Racing Engines, in Sand City, California. The motor was then professionally tuned by Troy Patterson of TMP Carbs, in Chatsworth, California. TMP built the custom Holley double-pumper. It was equipped with annular discharge booster venturies, varoius airflow mods, custom baseplate, and weber metering blocks. It uses Weber jets, emulsion tubes, airbleeds, etc. After the mods to the carb were completed, it was flowbench tested and flowed 962 cfm@28 inches of mercury. The intake is a Mopar Performance M1 single plane racing unit, further modified by TMP carbs. The runners were extended along the bottom of the plenum, and the plenum was enlarged by the addition of an open spacer. An MSD 6AL ignition, and Chrysler electronic distributor was installed, and the custom advance curve was dialed in by TMP. The heads are cast iron 440 magnum, and have been extensively ported. The heads have stock diameter magnum valves, but are stainless steel. Induction hardened seats were installed, and a 5-angle valve job was performed. The head work was also done by TMP. A custom ground, mushroom tappet cam was installed. The specs are 272/282@.050", with .585/.610 lift.Lobe center is 112 degrees. The cam is installed 4 degrees advanced. Ron Roland of R-Sport in Woodland Hills, Ca. built the custom stepped headers with 1-7/8 into 2-inch primaries and flowmaster 4-2-1 3.5-inch diameter collectors. The engine was dyno tested at Sanderson Race engines after all the tuning was completed....Peak Horsepower was 563@6820 rpm. Upon installation, the truck was outfitted with a 3" dual exhaust system. Flowmaster Delta series 3 chamber mufflers were utilised. a custom x-pipe crossover was also installed. The cooling system uses a D-700 four core radiator (huge), a Milidon aluminum water pump, 4-derale 16" electric fans (two push, two pull), and water wetter. The oiling system uses a hemi oil pump, milidon 8 qt "off road" oil pan, Mopar Performance windage tray, and a milidon kit that re routes the oil from the pan to the pump. This bypasses some nasty 90 degree bends in the stock mopar oil system. The oil is Amsoil series 2000 20w-50 racing oil, and I also use the Amsoil bypass oil filtration system.

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Member ID: Ducatisti

Location: WhitePine, Nevada