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I just wanted to send a huge public thank you to all of the guys (and gal) over at Stack for their help and support of the Samuel Hubinette...
This isn't a Hemi.. It's a sprint car engine. Mopar A8 block and W9 heads. It does have Jesel shaft rockers. The valves, keepers, and retainers...
Tech went very well. No real issues to fix. The new engine is sick. 410 c.i. all aluminum Mopar. Built by Gary Meier at ITI Performance...
Thought some of you guys may be interested in this.. It's the 2010 Samuel Hubinette Racing Dodge Challenger that will compete in Formula Drift...
He wasn't battling cancer, he had a genetic heart defect called "Brugada Syndrome". This is a shock to everyone close to him, and we will all miss...
For anyone interested, the Formula Drift season finale is this weekend (Oct 11) at Irwindale Speedway. We (Team Mopar/Nuformz) will be there...
come on down...
Yeah, I agree. But remember the part where i said i was driving? I am a road race/circle track/drifting guy. Never a drag racer. :blush: That...
It just depends on how much cutting you want to do. We just put a 22x8 core in a 300. No cutting necessary. You can put in a 22x11 with minor...
That engine did not come out of Samuel's car. He sold his Charger quite some time ago. It's funny how video editing works. They failed to show...
I could show ya, but then I'd have to kill ya. :) The monster will make it's public debut at SEMA. I can tell you that it will be light, and it...
Rhys will not be driving the Challenger next year. There are rumors of him driving a Hyundai next year too. Probably not going to happen, either....
GS does not shoot through the intake anymore (not since diablo was released), they use the blue srt neon (stage 2, I think) mopar performance...
That is not entirely true. Recalls (safety and emissions, not customer satisfaction campaigns) are covered for the life of the vehicle. Technical...
VALVE TIMING @ SAE 0.006†DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION Intake Opens (BTDC) 15.0° Closes (ATDC) 268.0° Duration...
