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Old 09-15-2009, 09:31 AM
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Default 1986 Dodge Ram Charger 150 Royal SE

i now have in my possesion a Dodge Ram Charger 150 Royal SE with the 360, it is my restore project. I have a couble of ?'s.
1) what transmission comes stock in these?
2) what transmission would be better to install?
3) does any one know where to get parts online?
4) What is there overall weight?

thanks in advance for any help btw if anyone has any extra advice bout this vehicle by all means let me know
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Old 09-15-2009, 10:59 PM
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I cant anser all your questions but if its an auto and only a 3 speed you probably would have a 727
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Old 09-16-2009, 10:58 PM
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I agree, probably the 727.
Just my opinion' but I'd stick with it.
Parts online, http://mopartruckparts.com/
The curb weight of your truck should be on a door tag, listed under tare weight.
Do yourself a favor and get yourself a Haynes or Chilton manual specific to your vehicle. It will be very informative.
Congrats on the acquisition. Ramchargers are awsome.
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With the 360, if it is an auto, it's the 727. That trans is plenty stout, but benefits greatly froma shift kit and good converter. We built a torqueflite that runs in a 1,700 HP, high 6 second challenger. Of course, it's got about $5k worth of upgrades. but anyway........

The 4 wheel drive ramchargers weight in about 4,500 pounds.

As for parts availability, the RC is basically just a 1/2 ton truck, aside from the rear of the body. Anything mechanical is readily available from Napa, Carquest, Checker, Autozone, etc. Body and trim has decent new availability, and anything else you shuld find in salvage yards.

The RC is a tough old truck, and becoming rarer. Enjoy your critter and take care of it.
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