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I tried searching around dirrerent websites and I cant find it. But can anyone tell me what a stock 1975 Plymouth Roadrunner with a 318 and a 727 tranny does? And a 1984 Camaro with a 305 in it, automatic too?
Much thanks, looking at buying these as project cars, both run decently.
I tried searching around dirrerent websites and I cant find it. But can anyone tell me what a stock 1975 Plymouth Roadrunner with a 318 and a 727 tranny does? And a 1984 Camaro with a 305 in it, automatic too?
Much thanks, looking at buying these as project cars, both run decently.
that sounds sweet... if ya don't mind, how much ya gettin em for...? gonna put up some pictures, sorry i can't help with your question though
I tried searching around dirrerent websites and I cant find it. But can anyone tell me what a stock 1975 Plymouth Roadrunner with a 318 and a 727 tranny does? And a 1984 Camaro with a 305 in it, automatic too?
Much thanks, looking at buying these as project cars, both run decently.
Both are slow if they both have the original engines in them. most 305's in those days couldnt get out of the 16's-17's in the 1/4th mile and im sure the roadrunner didnt do much better, I could be wrong though.
and the 400 4-barrel 75 roadrunner ran 15.77 in the 1/4
so with that said, you are looking at 17 for both if I could guess. In 75, the roadrunner hit a bump with emissions and such. If you can get both for a good price, then you they have alot of potential. I'd buy one and find a way to drop in a 572 or LS7 :D
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and the 400 4-barrel 75 roadrunner ran 15.77 in the 1/4
so with that said, you are looking at 17 for both if I could guess. In 75, the roadrunner hit a bump with emissions and such. If you can get both for a good price, then you they have alot of potential. I'd buy one and find a way to drop in a 572 or LS7 :D
I could be wrong but didnt camaro's/birds only have 305's up until 85? cuz I'm almost certain an 84 didnt come with a 350...
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