What to do with a boring, old, crusty Dodge Slant Six engine? Completely rebuild it and slap a supercharger on it, of course! 👀 Follow along as we pull the aluminum-block 6-cylinder engine from a barn find 1960's Dodge Lancer wagon, tear it down, and then decide NOPE, this isn't going to handle the power. The solution? We found an iron-block version from a local junkyard to use instead. A good bit of time was spent at the machine shop to prep everything to handle the additional power provided b

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3.1M views · 44K reactions | When reshaping the pocket ports on the cylinder heads of our Slant Six engine, we choose to be more conservative when removing material. Especially since it is cast iron, which can take a little longer to do than aluminum. | PowerNation TV | Facebook

We're tearing into our aluminum block Slant Six! Last time we tracked down and pulled the motor out of a barn find 1962 Dodge Lancer wagon. Now it's time to see what's hiding inside of this classic engine. We also liked this odd motor so much we found another one and tore it down too. Hopefully one of these can take the power we're planning to throw at it. Watch now: https://youtu.be/mqMUHH9VnlI. Thanks to Levrack for supporting this project! Check them out at https://levrack.com | Hagerty

We took our supercharged Slant Six to the dyno and the results were... interesting. You've seen the time-lapse rebuild, but now it's time to see if this leaning tower of power can really perform. Plus, we're bringing the original aluminum block slant six along to see what a quick refresh can do for an engine. Nothings ever easy, however, when you're tuning and breaking in a fresh rebuild. ⚒ Watch the full video: https://bit.ly/3WyUtDN. | Hagerty