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To: sit-rep
Take 1970 era 440 and trans/rear end and put it in a new charger. and vise versa... and lets see which one smokes the other!!

The 2023 Charger Hellcat has 797 HP.

It eould absolutely grenade the entire drive train of a 70s Mopar.

22 posted on 03/26/2023 11:27:46 AM PDT by semimojo
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To: semimojo
horsepower is rated different today than yesterday. I do not believe that 797 would be 797 with yesterdays calculations. cars dont even weigh half of what they used to so If I was to guess, id say that 797 would not blow up yesteryear's drive trains!!

I truly dont know how the ratings have changed, but I do know for a fact they have strictly due to the lighter frames and body's of modern cars.

28 posted on 03/26/2023 11:38:38 AM PDT by sit-rep
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To: semimojo

in addition, I’d bet the torque of the old bore and stroke engines would indeed smash todays high RPM based transmissions...


32 posted on 03/26/2023 11:45:27 AM PDT by sit-rep
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To: semimojo

Not to mention smoke the rubber right off the rims.


66 posted on 03/26/2023 2:48:04 PM PDT by steve86 (Numquam accusatus, numquam ad curiam ibit, numquam ad carceremâ„¢)
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To: semimojo

Absolutely! A new F150 crew cab with a 3.5 V6 turbo runs almost the exact same quarter mile time as a Boss 302 Mustang in 1970.


74 posted on 03/26/2023 4:17:10 PM PDT by allwrong57
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Absolutely! A new F150 crew cab with a 3.5 V6 turbo runs almost the exact same quarter mile time as a Boss 302 Mustang in 1970.


75 posted on 03/26/2023 4:18:02 PM PDT by allwrong57
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