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Q-I have a 1967 A100, but instead of putting in a V8, I want to build a 225 six cylinder with 250 plus horse power just to be a little different. If anyone can help me In getting parts or information on building a "killer" 225.

A-Here is a company that can help you go fast your Leaning Tower of Power. Good luck.

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Q-I know a 360 will fit in an A100, but can I put in a 383 or 392?

As the Dodge A100 did have a V8 option( 273 and LA318) the engine bay has plenty of room for a big block. I have a 1970 with a 400 and a 727 trans from a 78 Monaco.It went together with no problems. I have seen these vans or pickups with 440's in them without modifications to the body because there are no crossmembers under the engine or trans. If you wish to convert a slant six or small block to a big block, you use 63-65 Dodge/Plymouth conversion kit, which includes the block mounts and small block insulators.It slips right in. I recommend thatyou use 440 or 400 exhaust manifolds with rear dumps on them for clearance sake.

For any tech questions, contact:

BRIAN BOWE, PRESIDENT OF THE A100 VAN ASSOCIATION AT

1-410-867-4056.(HARWOOD, MD.) THANKS. DODGE RULZ!

Q.I have a 1965 A100 Dodge Pickup and I would like to install disk brakes in the front. Do

you know of a kit that they make for this?

Any information would be highly appreciated because I keep running into a block wall!

A.Try this place http://www.aajbrakes.com/

GOOD LUCK!

John

Q. I just removed a 125 pound cast iron weight that was located behind the gas tank in my 1967 dodge A-100 pickup.What was it there for?

A. I believe it is there to get some weight in the back to help get more traction!

Thanks , John

Q. i have a 1967 dodge A-100 and my gas tank has a leak do you know of any place were i could pick up another tank or a differnt model that would work?

-thanks

I have the same prob im thinking of getting a 20 gal racing fuel cell also you can bring it to most radiator shops and the put a rubberized coating in in it!

Thanks
John

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