That's dreaming to think the 413 would be offered in a Lancer. Actually there were three /6's offered. The third being 196.
My first experience of rebuilding was in the early 70's with a 225 in auto shop. I got a NAPA masterr rebuild kit and they put a 170 crank in the 225 kit. I put it together and you never heard a more lethargic engine !!! I was trying to figure out what went wrong and with the head off I happened to notice the piston was way down in the cylinder. I took the crank back and got the right one. What a difference !
--Saw this on eBay. Seller says the car comes with a 413 and that Dodge offered a 170, 225 and 413 as original engines in 1962. Maybe my memory is lacking, but I don't believe that the 413 was offered, nor would fit in a 62 Lancer. I had one back in 1967 while in the Army in Texas, and loved the car, but the engine compartment was pretty small....Larry (Akron)
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