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YES they did. All 4 barrel chrysler products from 85 onwards (to 1990 ish) that means dodge/plymouth police cars. And all 4 barrel trucks. Chrysler used quadrajets too! Also, I know the carb I custom tuned thats on it. Its off of a dodge truck.

@@RyanUrbanski I learned something today. I didn't know that Chrysler used GM carburetors late in the game. I will say that a 383 sounds just as badass with a Carter Thermoquad.

@@kuulapaa thank you much appreciated!

Yeah, it only seemed to do this with the holley on it. Or this clip specifically. Ran clean otherwise.

@@chrisnewton9325 except doesn’t run like one. Good ole 383.

@@RyanUrbanski my first car was a 66 sport fury. Had everything but power windows and a big block .

@@wallacecash1959 I built and dialed in this carburetor…cant mistake a quadrajet. its a factory quadrajet off and 80’s dodge pickup.

@@RyanUrbanski I stand corrected👍

@@wallacecash1959 Yea Mother Mopar ran quadrajets for a few years. I think manly on trucks, don't know why. I'm a GM guy so it works for me. I can make any of them haul a$$ just prefer chevys. Rochester, Carter and Weber build qjets so maybe they just got a good deal on them.

@@japbike736 I get that for sure haha

@@1pigpen7 Chrysler used quadrajets from 85-89 on all 4 barrel applications from the factory after carter went belly up in 84 ish. This quadrajet came off of an 80s dodge pickup

@@peterjohnson1734 technically yes: chrysler used them on all 4 barrel applications after carter went under in 1984. So chrysler/dodge used quadrajets from 85-89.

@@RyanUrbanski Well, that's interesting. I did not know that. Thanks.

It moves okay! The speedo was wrong here for sure. Probably let off at 110 ish? Not sure but the math is close.

@@RyanUrbanski For how heavy and big that boat is… it’s a barn burner for sure!

@@thedoomslayer2468 I have a 6-speed 5.7 car, and I don’t think this Fury would keep up with it. but yeah a lighter car with a 392 would be a riot. I ran this against my buddies vw GLI, which traps 101, and the fury kept up/pulled away from it slightly so I’m happy with that. Hoping to get it down the track this year.

@@BroncoJoeAK most efficient 4v out there when dialed in. With 4:10s and running 65 at 3500 rpm roughly im still getting over 12-13 mpgs. I’ll know more accurately here shortly. lol

@@claytonmiles carter went under in the early/mid 80s. (1984 I believe.) Dodge used Quadrajets from the factory on all v8 4v applications from 85 onward. They used a unique chrysler throttle shaft.

@@elirenigar9357 it gets out of its own way! Have some things to sort out, but want to get it to the track badly!

@@mikecrawford5331 thats awesome! Any spread bore carb sounds great!

@@Hanschepu thank you much! She’s getting there!

It ran great. I would build another engine just like it in a heartbeat. Happily pulled up to 6k and more without keeling over with headers/intake etc. Would benefit with a 2500 or so stall for extra fun.

​@@RyanUrbanskiNice! Thanks for the reply! The engine I'm building is going in front of a 5spd manual trans so I won't have to deal with matching converter stall speed to the engine. What intake are you running? I'm keeping the factory injection setup on my engine (with different injectors, fuel pump and custom tune) and there aren't many options out there for magnum motors as far as intakes go

Its a 3.55 sure grip. No one wheel peel here

Everything essentially from the police package bolted to a civilian model. I had all the parts laying around from parting some cars out.

Incorrect. Quadrajets on all mopar 4 barrel applications from 1985 on. Factory. Carter was no more in 1984.

Thanks! If the transmission wasn’t acting up It would’ve been even better. 😂 soon enough!

Thank you!

@@RyanUrbanski the c bodies are getting more desirable as everything else is getting ridiculous in price.

I love a good small block. 4-speeds are the way to go!

Its a work in progress, but the color will remain very similar!

Putting lots of miles on this thing! Just like the previous owner. This car has near 300k miles on it and climbing!

@@RyanUrbanski Gotta love it! You’re a real one man.