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Thread: Putting a Hemi in my '32!!!
          
   
   

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    billlsbird is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Sep 2004
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    Pahrump
    Car Year, Make, Model: '32 Ford 3 Window Coupe w/ 392 Hemi
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike P
    ".....And the steering which doesn't look like it's got to be moved that far. Just down a few inches. It seems as if the actual Hemi block isn't really that big, but the heads are huge! ....."


    Right on the money Bill. Take the headds off an early HEMI and you have a small block. You do need to the exhaust manifolds/headers when building your steering though.
    You know Mike I remember when you mentioned that to me a few months back but I thought you were referring to the Dodge, Desoto Hemi's {271's ? etc.}. BUT my 392 is actually a small block??? Wow! I had no idea! Yes, I called Hot Heads about my headers but they won't have any in for 3 weeks. I'll post a pic of what they look like, I don't see them as getting in the way of the steering at all. I'm going with the ones pictured in pic I & II {may be the fire coming out of the headers in pic #II influenced me??? ..... Thanks Bill
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