In part one of our Mopar engine rebuilding series we give you an introduction into what you're going to need and what is involved. - Mopar Muscle Magazine ...

Read about our Mopar small-block rebuild in 4 Wheel Drive & Sport Utility Magazine.

We start with a stock 440 and take you step by step though the rebuilding process to get the most out of your engine - Mopar Muscle Magazine ...

Hagerty on YouTube has an exciting rebuild as it brought out Davin from Redline Rebuild to assemble a 440 Mopar V8 engine, a big block mill belonging to the Chrysler RB engine series and used in ...

If big is good, then bigger is better! Here's what we came up with for a torque-devil rebuild of this 440 Dodge block! Details inside 4Wheel & Off-Road Magazine.

The journey was not exactly a clean and quick one for this Mopar. The engine is a 413 Wedge and was in a 1978 Dodge Power Wagon as of last summer. Unfortunately, the flat tappet camshaft ate ...

On the induction side, maintaining budget constraints and original appearance was important, so the engine was fitted with an original cast-iron intake manifold and topped with a rebuilt, original ...

Big block Mopar engines have powered some of the best muscle cars of the era in the 1970s, and even more modern vehicles like the first-gen Dodge Viper.

Mopar engines like the 340 and 360 were great for muscle cars in the '60s, but the oil crisis of the '70s affected one engine way more than the other.

The numbers may seem similar, but there were key differences between Mopar's 340, 383, and 440 engines. They included both architecture and horsepower.

Mopar says that almost 1,000 of those junkies have been willing to buy the engine named Hellephant, which is now available for pre-order.