Best Hemi builder

[Armudster]

Hello guys, this is my first post in here. I'm going to start a 68 Hemi Charger clone project soon and really want a badass powerfull street Hemi to go on the engine bay, I've been doing a small research and found three main recommendations: John Arruzza, Ray Barton and FHO. I have heard good things from them, but I really want to know who is the best, since I will be making a big project and want the best, I'm looking for a 650 HP or more, fully streetable car, I live in Brazil so there is no bias towards a closer shop (all of them are pretty far) just worried about the best, thanks guys.
Greetings 
Armudster

[Ghoste]

Best is a relative term where those three are concerned.  They are all at the top of the game and each would be able to give a strong argument as to why he's best.  The only one I've spent any time actually talking with is FHO. 

[Charger-Bodie]

They are all good , But if I were spending that kinda money on a HEMI, It would be at FHO.

[kamkuda]

Its Tim Banning from FHO.    http://www.forhemisonly.com
He is considered one of the best in Hemis.  A buddy has a mid 8 second FHO hemi

He now has a nice 5 axis CNC I understand

[Armudster]

Thank you very much for the info, looks like Tim at FHO is the way to go, I saw his website and I'm alrady drooling over that 540 aluminum block  maybe that engine is the ideal for me, imagine it with 750 horses and completely stock looking, it will be like hell on wheels under a cloud of tire smoke.
Greetings

[suntech]

My vote goes to Tim, and FHO also! Supernice guy, and is great to work with!! We have a project going now, with a World Product Aluminum block, Stage V heads, cnc ported,  Callies billet crank, Oliver billet rods, etc 
Shooting for 800/800.