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Dodge – Plymouth 318 V8 Engine

Chrysler first produced the 318 V8 in 1957 to be used in Plymouth automobiles. Most notably it was used in the 1957 Plymouth Fury …
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Chrysler 440 V8 Engine

In the mid 60s the muscle car battle between the Big Three automotive manufactures was getting heavy. With the success of the Chevrolet 409, …
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Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth 426 HEMI V8 Engine

The Chrysler 426 HEMI V8 engine was introduced by Chrysler in 1964 and has become the company’s most famous engine. HEMI, short for hemispherical, …
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Dodge – Plymouth 273 V8 Engine

The Dodge – Plymouth 273 V8 was the first engine in Chrysler’s LA series that began in 1964. The LA Series included such popular …
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Dodge – Plymouth 225 Inline Slant 6 Cylinder Engine

The Dodge 225 slant six engine was one of the most popular engines every produced by Chrysler. The 225 was produced from 1960 until …
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Dodge – Plymouth 170 Inline Slant 6 Cylinder Engine

The Dodge (Chrysler) 170 inline 6 cylinder was commonly known as the slant six G-engine and this particular engine stayed in production from 1960 …
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Dodge – Plymouth 340 V8 Engine

As the 1960s were coming to an end there was a quite a horsepower war going on between the big three U.S. automotive manufactures. …
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Chrysler 413 V8 Engine

The 413 V8 was first introduced in 1959 and became the first Chrysler engine that got a factory rating of 350 horsepower and higher. …
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Chrysler 383 V8 Engine

The Chrysler 383 V8 engine was first seen in 1959 and was produced up through 1971. This motor was one of Chrysler’s most widely …
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Chrysler 361 V8 Engine

The Chrysler 361 V8 made its first appearance in 1958 as a fuel injected engine along with the new Chrysler 350. The 361 would …
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