Chrysler's 440 was the biggest engine to ever come down the assembly line (prior to the Viper V10, of course) and was an instant success. Not only did they make good power; they produced prodigious amounts of torque allowing even the biggest cars so equipped to move with alacrity. Richard Zeitlin built this '70 Sport Satellite to not only drive, but to thump, hence the decision to build an 11:1 440 for his red B-Body. Richard used an excellent Hughes hydraulic cam to bump the valves in the Edelbrock aluminum heads and topped it off with an M-1 single-plane intake and 850 Demon. Guessing an output of 350 hp, Richard fell short when his car laid down 323 horses.