As of 2009 there are three V8's in production. The 4.7L, and the 5.7L and 6.1L Hemis
the 225 cu in slant six, the 318 and 360 v8's
that all depends on the engine size and the rear end gearing.
slant six 225 cu. in., 318,383,440, and the 426 hemi V8's.
if your car is a V8 now it should bolt in with no problem.
most of them came with the 318 V8 as stock but you could order any engine in dodge's book including the 225 slant six.
underneath the alternator on most Dodge V8 engines underneath the alternator on most Dodge V8 engines
Not necessarily. A V8 engine can have various displacements, including 325 cubic inches. The size of a V8 engine is determined by the total volume of all cylinders and can vary depending on the specific model and specifications.
No, they had a 259v8 in a 1955 dodge C3 pickup assuming its a v8. Not all of the C series had v8's.
No the 4.7L is a V8.No the 4.7L is a V8.
Normally the V8 radiator is larger
No.