not charger related but roadrunner

[68 CHARGER R/T]

well it's basically the third time i heard this in my life from another person,that they produced a 69 roadrunner with a 383 six pack which i don't ever recall hearing chrysler produced. these people told me they owned these cars back in the day.and they were all canadian cars. 

[tan top]

nope not a 383 sixpack  from the factory   .....   although  a aftermarket  six pack inlet manifold has been out for a good few years now  for the B series motor .

[vancamp]

thats kinda like the 440 hemis and hemi six packs they never made them but alot of people claim to have owned one.

[Rolling_Thunder]

in 69.5 there was a 440 six pack option - never a production 383 six pack engine

[Ghoste]

Not even here in Canada!  (in spite of the number of times I've been told the same thing too)

[rt green]

sounds like the blonde brunette that had red hair you always hear about.

[WingCharger]

Sounds like the Canadian Hemi 318's I have heard of.

[Ghoste]

That one may be based in partial fact but you could get them in the US as well.  I'm thinking that one is derived from the 318 Polysphere V-8's that preceded tha LA engines.

[WingCharger]

That one may be based in partial fact but you could get them in the US as well.  I'm thinking that one is derived from the 318 Polysphere V-8's that preceded tha LA engines.

Yeah, people may think Poly is incorrect for HEMI. The poly's were inefficient and heavy. Good thing the wedge heads came along.

[Ghoste]

It was meant to be a cheap alternative to the Hemi allowing some of the combustion chamber benefits of the Hemi and the manufacturing cost benefits of the wedge.  I wouldn't dismiss it so offhand, I don't think it was ever given a chance (and the development dollars) to really prove itself.  One of those what if stories.

[tan top]

It was meant to be a cheap alternative to the Hemi allowing some of the combustion chamber benefits of the Hemi and the manufacturing cost benefits of the wedge.  I wouldn't dismiss it so offhand, I don't think it was ever given a chance (and the development dollars) to really prove itself.  One of those what if stories.

never  knew this ..intresting info   ..always thought a polly 318 .  as just a old style 318    have to do a search & have a good read up