When you think Magnum, you think big. So it’s only natural for everyone to have thought that big power numbers should come along with the Magnum 360 name when Dodge put them out in their trucks many moons ago. But they were only rated between 230 and 250 horsepower over the years, with 330-350 lb ft of torque. For the times it was where it needed to be, but those weren’t the times where horsepower dreams were created. After all, they were emissions engines with little bitty camshafts that couldn’t have made power even if they wanted to. But how much power do they actually make on the engine dyno? Well, we’re about to find out because Richard is strapping one to the dyno. But there might be a bit of unexpected drama with this one. So watch.

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HOW MUCH POWER DOES A DODGE 360 MAGNUM REALLY MAKE? HOW CAN IT MAKE MORE? CHECK OUT THIS VIDEO ON THE JUNKYARD 360 DODGE MAGNUM DYNO PREP AND TEST. WHAT STEPS DOES IT TAKE TO RUN A JUNKYARD MOTOR ON THE DYNO? IS IT WORTH ALL THE TROUBLE? WHAT HAPPENS IF THERE IS A PROBLEM? WHAT IF IT DOESN’T RUN? FIND OUT WHAT IT TOOK TO GET THE 360 MAGNUM UP ON THE DYNO AND READY TO ROCK. FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENS WHEN EVERY CYLINDER IS NOT PRESENT AND ACCOUNTED FOR. WILL WE FIND OUT HOW MUCH POWER THE OTHER GUYS DODGE 360 MAGNUM MAKES?