Re: What engine...or...Am I the most annoying person on this list?

[Schuyler Wrobel <schuyler62@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Hey Jay, I'd like to check out what you have done to your Poly?!
thanks
Schuyler

On Tuesday, March 30, 2004, at 01:35  PM, killerjay rodskie wrote:

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> Andy i would stay with the Poly their in a class of their own ,,one 
> faithful motor.
> I've had one for me ride the past 20 years,,and I've got it pushing 
> 325 horse power.
> Every now and then i get on it ,,and people are surprised to hear its 
> a 318 Poly.
> I have pic's of the motor and the car in action,,if you care to see 
> them let me know.
>
> Jay Rod.
> 65 Coronet 500.
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> Andy Grow <andygrow@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> First off, I want to apologize to and thank everyone on this list. I 
> hope it doesn't seem like I keep asking the same questions over and 
> over - I'm just trying to make the most logical, well-thought out 
> decision I can...and you guys are my experts!
>
> Most of you know my dilemma...
> 1 - rebuild the bottom end of my 318 Poly (needs new crankshaft and 
> bearings, I can get 2 other 318 Poly motors if I need them...)
> or
> 2 - swap in a newer 360 (can get one for about 300 bucks...)
> or
> 3 - swap in a 440 w/trans. (probably around 400 bucks or so for the 
> engine/trans...)
>
> I have a 1 year time limit to get the car running/driving, and I do 
> need to watch my $$$. What would you do? I like the 318, and what can 
> be done with it (many thanks to Gary!!!), but I'm worried about the 
> price of aftermarket parts for it (headers, intakes, etc...). The 360 
> seems good because of plenty of aftermarket parts (intakes, heads, 
> headers, etc...). And the 440 - well, it's a big block. There's 
> something about a big block I can't put into words. However, I don't 
> know what the cost is going to be to make the modifications. I've got 
> one guy here on the island that is helping me (he's a mechanic, runs 
> his own shop), so I'm not totally blind with the situation.
>
> I'm needing to make a decision fairly soon - I've got to get going on 
> this project - and I feel like I've got too many choices...so I sit 
> and spin my wheels over and over!
>
> Can anyone help this hopeless Mopar junkie?
>
> Thank you, again.
> Andy
> 64 Polara 500
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