Mopar ram intakes like these

I was told real SAE numbers to the rear wheels is about 345 hp, 480 ft lbs. 10:1 comp built for street use.
 
This is a Cross Ram on a Max Wedge, not to be confused with a Long Ram/Short Long Ram .

The Max Wedge had larger intake ports than any other factory B /RB Engine.

Max Wedge was a drag race Engine, Long Ram was a street style Engine, available in luxury cars.



Thanks
Randy





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No offense Richard but you got yourself into a pickle.
The F word comes to mind.
You promised a guy by contract to deliver at a later date & the time due is NOW to even the score on your end.
I mean Mopars are worth the most $$$$$$.
 
87vette81big said:
No offense Richard but you got yourself into a pickle.
The F word comes to mind.
You promised a guy by contract to deliver at a later date & the time due is NOW to even the score on your end.
I mean Mopars are worth the most $$$$$$.
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No, no contracts. I was negotiating a trade and a purchase and these people were not coming my way. Now they have a customer who wants to clear them of something they're not telling me and I don't care. The part that I know is they are looking to duplicate an American magazine cover and this is the last piece of the puzzle. The terms - they must work. I just thought I would give it a try and ask here first, you never know about these things.
 
I was reading online and did a Google image search...
Hillary & Huma her aide came up.
Clicked on images.
She is a Monster.
Worse than Bam & Bill Clinton .

Just Holy Richard .
 
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long before I paid $3700 for a set of those intake runners I would fabricate & weld or use some of the more modern materials like carbon fiber and epoxy to come up with a superior similar custom fabricated set myself ,as the design would not be very dificult to replicate
and theres a wide variety of potential materials other than cast aluminum that could be used
 
Grumpy said:
long before I paid $3700 for a set of those intake runners I would fabricate & weld or use some of the more modern materials like carbon fiber and epoxy to come up with a superior similar custom fabricated set myself ,as the design would not be very dificult to replicate
and theres a wide variety of potential materials other than cast aluminum that could be used
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Somebody else said that to me in 1 day
 
Actual building and holding 100 % consistent cross sections of each Runner ID is another story.
If your personal labor is worth 45 -50 per hour.......Adds up fast $$$$$
 
If your worth $2- 5 bucks per hour labor only go ahead.
Not worth it to me
 
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