As a precaution against unforeseen interruptions in the supply of aluminum Slant Six blocks, a nearly identical cast-iron engine block was designed in tandem that would be manufactured using the ...

The history of automotive engine development is long ... the automaker attempted to make the slant six leaner by casting the block from aluminum. Chrysler also developed and considered using ...

Aluminum rods make this even worse ... After all, nobody makes a stroker crankshaft for a Slant Six. Mopar Engines West decided not to deck the block as much as they could have in order to ...

The aluminum-block slant-six, carrying the engine code RG, was produced until 1963 due to owners quickly falling victim to something called delamination between the RG's iron-sleeved cylinder ...

Internally dubbed G-engine but nicknamed Slant-6, the unit was a completely new ... Initially a full cast-iron unit (an aluminum block and several alu heads were subsequently built), the Slant ...