Re: {Chrysler 300} Chrysler 300 K

Short rams and long rams are basically the same manifolds. Physically they are the same size but there is a divider in each runner on the long rams. The short rams are missing most of the divider. It's easy to tell them apart. All 1963-64 ram cars are short rams. Before that only the 400hp engines have short rams but they are different manifolds. There are a lot of parts to do a conversion and the camshaft is probably different. The biggest issue with the 300K doing a conversion is that you have to relocate the power brake booster and manifold as it doesn't fit with the ram manifold. I don't know if the 300J uses the same set up. There are more experts here on that.

On Mon, Jan 17, 2022 at 5:43 PM Ethan Hall Videos <ethanhall55555@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hey everyone. I have a 1964 Chrysler 300 k. It’s has the stock 4 barrel intake on it. I would like to convert it to a cross ram intake. I am not sure if they make differnt types of them because I’ve here’d of a cross ram, short ram, and long ram. I’m not sure if those are all differnt names for it or if they are all differnt intakes. If anyone has info on this it would be appreciated. You can email me or my number is (330) 608-6596. Ethan Hall. Thank you
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