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

What to do with a boring, old, crusty Dodge Slant Six engine? Completely rebuild it and slap a supercharger on it, of course—and capture it all in our legendary Redline Rebuild time-lapse style, naturally. Thanks to LEVRACK for supporting this project! Check them out at https://levrack.com Follow along as mechanic extraordinaire, Davin Reckow, pulls 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

31K views · 281 reactions | 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 | Facebook

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67K views · 568 reactions | We're tearing into our aluminum block...