How to Hot Rod Small Block Mopar Engines

Famed Mopar performance guru Larry Shepard offers a comprehensive guide on modifying Chrysler's popular Magnum V-8, used in 1992-and-newer Dodge Ram and Dakota; 1998-and-newer Durango; and 1994-98 Jeep Grand Cherokee 5.2L and 5.9L V8 engines. Includes sections on the cylinder block, piston/rods/crankshafts, cylinder heads and valvetrain, induction, exhaust, ignition and lubrication systems, engine swapping guide and horsepower calculations.

Covers All Chrysler, Dodge & Plymouth LA Series Engines-1964 to Present-273-318-340-360 C.I.D. A completely revised and updated edition of the bestselling Mopar A engine performance book in print. Includes new parts and technology for all Mopar A series engines built from 1964 to 1992. Sections include blocks, heads, camshafts, valvetrains, blueprinting, assembly cooling, oiling, induction and exhaust.

Complete Engine Rebuild to Factory Stock Specifications. Covers all Mopar Magnum V8 Car and Truck Engines, 1992 to Present.

This is a complete step-by-step guide to rebuilding the newest line of Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth V8 engines. Taking you through the process from beginning to end, it includes sections on: inspection and analysis, engine removal, disassembly, and much more.

This book provides step-by-step instructions for how to modify Chrysler's A-727 Torqueflite automatic transmission for drag racing, road racing, and circle racing. Topics include theory of operation, transbrakes/valve bodies, adapters, dissembly, modifications, assembly, adjustments, installation, high horsepower application, and torque converters.

In 1955 Chrysler introduced the first of its famed 300 "letter series" cars. The company designed a stylish, sporty car, stuffed in one of its potent Hemi engines, and gave birth to the American muscle car. The C-300's combination of style and performance put the Mopar brand ahead of its competitors in the postwar performance race. When the Detroit performance wars began in earnest during the 1960s, Chrysler was well positioned to build the most outragous, bodacious cars of an outrageous, bodacious era, cars like the famed Charger, Hemi Cuda, Road Runner, Superbird, and Challenger T/A. These cars dominated the dragstrips as well as the NASCAR ovals, and with color combinations guaranteed to burn out the corneas of your eyes if you stared at them directly, they ruled the streets of America; they ruled not just the streets, bu the drive ins and parking lots. Nothing was cooler than Mopar muscle. Over the years these legendary Mopar muscle cars were the fastest, baddest assed, most outrageous machines to rip up American pavement.

Challenger & Barracuda Restoration Guide, 1967-1974 (Authentic Restoration Guides) (Paperback)

Barracuda & Challenger

Muscle car mania abounds in this fabulous coffee table collection! Take this high-octane tour through the design, development and research involved in producing the greatest V-8 in Detroit history. Firebreathing Mopars race to life in Robert Genats stunning color photographs. From the 1951 Chrysler Saratoga to the muscle cars of 1971, up through the new-for-2003 engine, the Hemis greatest racetrack feats and achievements are brought vividly to life. Packed with facts, cutaways and fascinating details on the most collectible Hemi-powered cars in history. Charger, Road Runner, Superbird, Challenger, Barracuda, Super Bee and the rest are taken for test drives in this powerful look at the legendary Hemi V-8 and the cars it powered into the history books.

In the late 1950's the profile of the American car buyer was undergoing a radical transition.

Chrysler entered the pony-car market with the capable but unlovely Barracuda in the early 1960s. The car was refined over the years, becoming a true muscle car, and a rather handsome one at that, but it wasn't until the advent of the E-body pony cars from 1970-1974—Barracudas, the Dodge

Dodge Challenger & Plymouth Barracuda

Chrysler's Hemi-powered muscle cars were quite arguably the most coveted and outrageous vehicles ever unleashed on American streets. During the height of the muscle car era, firebreathing Hemi V-8 engines set performance standards that all other manufacturers deperately attempted, but miserably failed, to attain. Featuring a gallery of all-new color photography by veteran MBI author Robert Genat, this history of Chrysler's Hemi muscle cars focuses on production automobiles like the Road Runner, Charger, Challenger, Super Bee, Super Bird, and Barracuda, but also includes coverage of the motorsport Hemis that dominated NHRA drag strips and NASCAR ovals.

Original Challenger and Barracuda 1970-1974

Charger, Road Runner, & Super Bee Restoration Guide

Chrysler Muscle Car Parts Interchange Manual 1968-1974

Mopar Muscle

Mopar Action