Recipe For A Backyard Built Low Budget, 9 Second Drag & Drive Dodge Dart That Knocks Down 14 MPG
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- čas přidán 3. 05. 2023
- The last time we saw Cody Walker he was busy exploding the Torqueflite in his wife's BIg Block Chrysler Newport. Today, we dropped by his place to check out his fantastic home brewed Drag Week special 1971 Dodge Dart.
Cody walked (pun intended) us through the cars mechanical features, including it's 700 horsepower Procharged Small Block, dragged out a box of Transmission shrapnel and introduced us to Happy The Pig.
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I think low budget is a matter of perspective, not low to me
I would say a very minimum of $10k but it would not surprise me to be more than double that either depending on how and when stuff was bought. Main thing is he has spent well and things that matter so its not broke all the time.
Low budget for 9 seconds and reliable
Not 9 seconds for low budget
It's crazy how expensive this shit is now compared to just a few years ago.
@@yeehaw3792 Building a 9.90 Dart with custom-ported aluminum heads, a factory forged stroker crank, Dana 60, supercharger, and custom rollcage has never been cheap.
@@mwilliamshs Yeah I hear you but, just a few years ago you could find running and driving slant 6 darts around the same year as this for under 5000 all day long. Now 5 grand MIGHT MAYBE POSSIBLY get you a dart roller (that doesn't even roll!) that needs new floor pans and everything else. Fucking bullshit.
This car is one of my favorites to watch when Drag Week is going on! It just screams homebuilt hot rod.
And the guy has some pretty good country songs out!
A flat tappet cam is impressive with that setup.
I dont think the drive train and mechanicals of this car are low budget to most of us. Those pro charger kits are not cheap. Very cool car and impressive performance, regardless.
if you hunt for years, you might find a used one sold by someone ready to move and cut a deal. otherwise, yeah, junkyards have turbos and M90 eatons that might come close with a cooling shot of "naws".
Neither are the internals.
Everything is relative. For what it does, it's EXTREMELY low budget.
Off the shelf parts with years of abuse that's budget friendly
cheap for a 720whp 9 second street/strip car that is very reliable. Just put that blower on a 5.9 magnum with a cam and springs and you could probably get it down to the 9s... if you weren't worried about blowing it up lol.
Backyard built, sure, low budget......hardly. He's probably got $15K in just the engine. The cake pan is a good idea.
15k is low budget for a 9 second drag car.
@@drewdavis239 same thing I was going to say. Can’t go 9s with 1000 dollars
@@drewdavis239 $15K JUST in the engine!! Probably got at least $30K in the entire car! I can build a 9 second car for a lot less, no problem!!
I love this thing. Absolutely love it, but low buck it is not 😂
You got that right!~~
That’s why it’s going fast.
@@rle1020 well thats fine and all. It's definitely quick and definitely badass. Just not cheap
Cost is always relative. I know someone who has a naturally aspirated Dart much like this one, except the body is much nicer, and he has over 30K into it.
@@clembob8004 yeah and then you have people with junkyard turbo setups making similar power for like a couple thousand bucks. I understand it's relative, I just dont think low buck or cheap or budget explains this particular car ya know
Inspiring Dart. Don't go nuts...just get busy, and have fun.
Very cool Dart!!! Love that Betty crocker hood scoop...lol.😂❤
My first 340 Demon Super Stock needed a scoop to clear the stacks on a Holley 650 2bbl. I just fabbed a simple box out of sheet metal. Some people called it a mailbox. It worked great, and some of the big buck cars took me lightly till I put them on the trailer! I won 2 big local events here in Ohio back in 1973 with that car. It ran 12.50s @ 114 mph. Your Dart is sweet!
That gets on my nerves when people ask. When are you going to paint it. I didn't know things had to have nice paint to be functional.
Nice Dart. I love the way the rear wheels and tires fit perfectly in the rear wheel arches.
Yeah low-budget is a relative term
Wow, this Dart is 🤩
I just picked up a 4spd 318 72 swinger for my channel and seeing this has me way more hyped up on it 😂😂 damn it!
Funny to hear about Freiburger saying that: it was an older issue of Car Craft where the project car used lace curtain masking to create a striking paint job.
Met the car and driver in 2017 Drag Week. Didn't run those times at the time, but now it seems to work exceptionally well. A nice, real world build up with a correct attitude, that actually does what it's supposed to.
And that folks is why they make scatter shields ..
Okay, it's not a $250k pro drag radial car. But you really can't call this low-budget. He listed every big name in the speed parts book.
Awesome ride though!
you could probably get most of the way here for less than half as much if you were willing to risk breaking things
@@SoI_Badguy You don't have to risk breaking shit!! Running 9's isn't all about power, it's about losing weight!! You can take a car that has 500hp into the 9's all day long, just gotta lose the weight!! That's what we did with our S10, cut weight, and now we're taking horsepower out, because I ain't putting in all the extra safety BS the tracks want for that speed to be "legal"! F that, I'll run in the 10's and be happy.
I had a 70 Swinger almost identical in appearance. That was until I found my 71 in a local bone yard with a NYC dealer sticker on the trunk lid with only 85,000 on the 225 Super 6 with Kelsey Hayes front discs and 5 leaf rear. The 70 suddenly became my donor car. I got 10 yrs of Northern New England daily driving out of that 71 before I sold it back to the same bone yard for a fraction of what I paid originally ($300). I love Cody's car! I love blowers! I also love his Newport and look forward to that show and not so shine! And thanks for the 727 feature! Who knew you could actually blow one up. I didn't! Well, you can blow anything up. Thanks for sharing!! 🏁
The cake pan scoop is beautiful!
Really wanna see the Newport back on the track again!
I had a 69 Nova , with a tunnel ram intake . I didn't want the carbs exposed so I cut a 2 gallon plastic trash can in half and a few right angle brackets to hold her down . Red neck engineering at its finest .Lol.👍
Mopar A Bodies Forever..
What a great guy!! Humble as the day is long!! Really love his attitude!!
Low buck and CHURNING THOSE TIRES!!
That Dart gives new meaning to the name Swinger!
I’d love to build a Dart but one that’s not a major rust bucket is a small fortune. That’s without a drive train. And I’ll be damned if I’d put an LS in a Dart. An old school 383 or 440 would be my preference but a modern hemi out of a junkyard would be cool too. But doing it right under 20 or 30 grand would be an effort.
Hot Rod Mag had some discussion several months ago about how the Hemi has become a very popular engine for powering hot rods. Common and easy to find.
Seen this one on D&D's the last couple years, always a favorite for this old dodge guy. Nice to see a profile on it, Thanks
Now that young man rocks…his car rocks ..his home rocks …and I love the pig !
I wish more people knew about Tony’s magazine career….he really is every bit as knowledgeable and talented as the oft-worshiped captain flip-flop, but unlike mr. “I like women’s footwear” Tony never sold his soul to Discovery group or any other corporate overlord and that why I think he’s just about the best thing going in automotive media these days.
The part that the drum fits into (with the large tabs) is called a sun shell. The sun gear and ring gear fit (well that's one system anyway) inside.
Great Dart! Thanks for sharing!
Wayer injection is a nice crutch for lack of an intercooler, plus youll have alot less carbon buildup.
Win win.
Cody’s Dart is one of my favorite cars. Similar to my 71 that had a W2 head 378 (340/3.58) and Procharger combo back in 2003-2009. Mine ran 9.70s. Only got 10mpg though. 3.91 gears with 275/60/15 and Gearvendor
That roof is badass!
LOVE the floral top, looks like the old mod-top without the colors.
Looks like a lot of fun.
Cody Walker Rules such a great guys and a heck of a singer!!
Thanks. I will be fixing those wagoneer floor boards before I get on my 727 I rebuilt.
excellent video, awesome car, I need to see this car go go go!
UTG: Best thing going on the internet. 👍
Cody I love the top !!! Great idea I'm going to do that to mine when I get the guts to take my top off.
My last pass down a quarter mile track was at Darlington. The car club I was in rented the track and we had a shootout with the Mustang club... that was in 2005. I'd like to do Drag Week, and really want to do RMRW, but I have so much other stuff going on I will be lucky to make it to the NNN.
"Perfect cutaway view"... love it!
Ohhhh..... a 67 Chrysler Newport 2 door. I had one of those same color except mine was a convertible. I miss that car. (She was my first....LOL)
sounds amazing!
Beautiful Dart
Love the dart my first custom paint job was 2 guys down the street had 66 chevelles and I did just the sail panels on the roof I taped it off sprayed it silver put the lace on it and then sprayed candy blue on it the first car was a big block the other was a small block my payment was 10 bucks and I got to ride in the big block car when they facedeg after that's what got me hooked on big block chevys
That is the coolest Dart I've seen in a while. Sounds great and love the roof
I remember being at Cecil County Dragway in 1989 or 1990 and watching a guy about my age just OWN his bracket racing class. He was driving a 340 4 speed '68 or '69 Dart. Dude had his car dialed, and he was an excellent racer. His consistency throughout the changing weather conditions was amazing. Dude knew that car and he knew that track. These were Saturday trophy races. Dude went home with the trophy, and he earned it!
@@alantrimble2881 I used to run a car at Cecil around 86-87. That track always had some fast cars.
Tony my man my friends dad worked at Trenton engine plant in Michigan had a satellite with a 440 six pack was in hotrod magazine for bracket racing working part time at ramchargers. Man Tony Detroit dragway was the place but there's still Milan dragway not far from Brooklyn speedway. I enjoy your show built a 400 with a friend from a imperial or Newport stuffed in a duster minus the slant six.I like four link but we did some configuration with the leaf springs and some fabrication with making rear shakles no wheel hop or pinion snubber.
Sweet ride!😊
Love the lace roof.
I love this!
He didn't try to reinvent the wheel or overfinesse it. Good stuff
Thats a badass driver
Awesome video
Great video. Would love to have you and Vice Grip Garage together at another episode - he is grat but needs to get back to basics.
Good to see the man among his species and in his natural habitat.😆🤠😎
I really like how that roof turned out. It was the first thing I noticed.
This car is awesome looking. Fine job for sure
Great Car, and the Top is BadAss!👍👍😁
I love the dart.
That bread pan needs some love, throw some lace over it and shoot some paint on it. I love the roof ,very original. Cool car .
Seen the Dart on drag week last year at Bryon and it’s definitely a favorite especially the roof
Very cool!
Sounds good mopar for street race
Nice job
We had a powerglide explode like that 727. It was behind a rowdy ford Cleveland in a circle track car.
Sweet!
I love everything about this car. F***** sweet
i saw that car run at orlando speed world during sick week. sweet ride!
Good Video 👍
Awesome 👌
Awesome dart!!!
Sedalia Missouri! That’s only about 30 minutes from me! I have a 74 Dart swinger should come look at it some time
Heyyy happy early Fries day..I gotta save some Whales tomorrow so I'll be kinda busy w the zo6. Nice cah..my favorite kinda budget build 🧙♂️🚬🚬🚬
Backyard but not low budget! Great build!
Good looking 71
Mean Green, great car. keep flip flop Freiburger away from it.
I would do ANYTHING to not run a solid flat tappet. I could possibly see not running a solid roller on a car that has to make it hundreds of miles between tracks but it seems to me a hydraulic roller would be perfect for a build like this. Am I wrong?
Now that's but hot rodding is all about!
that blower is easily 5 grand now days actually cheaper to it it n/a
Baking pan for a scoop that's just awesome!
Killed my knees when u got down to look at gs tank, i must b getting old
didnt even make it 20 seconds before I said HOLY DRUM!!!! Welcome to hot rodding! Love UTG!
I seen watcha did there uncle Tony 😂 I see a race comin. Great vidja 🤙🏼👊🏻
Close to perfect. In New Zealand (my neck of the woods) that would cost a bit, worth every cent
I've never seen any other transmission scatter, so repetitively, so consistently as a 727. Had a buddy years ago that put a 440-6 and a 727 in a highboy Ford 250. When it scattered, he was hanging out the driver window with near a compound fracture.
Awesome dart and it even has a spot for the dog.
9.90's old tech that Awesome!
Look Kids! Actual Exploded View😎
That is badass car
Best car on the channel 🇺🇸🏁
I'LL TAKE IT!!!!!!!
Hey man... Pig Pen is what I named my 67 Dart.
JB weld the peices back together. And try to run it.😁 But seriously. Awesome Dart
This car isn’t legal to run 9s at any track I’ve ever run at. If this car is in the 9s it’s one of the greatest sleepers I’ve ever seen. I’m impressed to say the least. What does it weigh? I want to see a video of it running!
I LS swapped my 66 fury. Spent around 2500. Im pushing 700hp for now.
Much love to Poncho and Dad! =)
King video.
That blower SCREAMS!
Hurts my ears just listening to it here on the youtube!