Where does the 512 ci stand in the dodge motor list?

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I read where a guy has a 512ci in a 69 dodge charger and I read where someone updated a 440 into a 512ci ....so is the 512ci a bigger motor then a 426 hemi? Can someone who knows dodge really well give me a list of big block motors from a smallest to biggest? Like 426, 440, 318 ect.... In a list I read looked like this, but the 512 ci wasn't in it. ( Crate Engines (from Andrew Costa)

Crate Engines (2001?-) [Mopar Performance]

Engine Bore Stroke Disp Notes
345 hemi 3.917 3.58 345.1 MH: 360 hp carb or fi
360 4.00 3.58 359.9 LA: 330/380 hp
426 hemi 4.25 3.75 425.6 RB: 465 hp
440 4.32 3.75 439.7 RB
472 hemi 4.25 4.15 470.9 RB: 525 hp
500 4.38 4.15 500.2 RB: 505 hp
528 hemi 4.50 4.15 528.0 RB: 610 hp ) the website that gave the list was this one ( https://www.allpar.com/threads/all-engines-used-in-chrysler-corporation-cars-and-trucks.229992/ )

Old Man Dirt · Answer

Here is a link to Chrysler engines, from big to small but broken down by number of cylinders first:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Chrysler_engines
The 512 is a stroked 440. A stroked engine means the stroke of the engine has been increased to provide more displacement.
A bored engine means that the piston diameter has been increased to provide more displacement.
Bored and stroked means both have been changed.
I don't think the 512 was ever a production engine.
Engines in the displacement range you mention (500 plus CI) run about 15 grand a pop from custom engine builders:
https://www.proformanceunlimited.com/shop/chrysler-engines/500ci-big-block-chrysler-stroker-engine-525hp/

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Where does the 512 ci stand in the dodge motor list?

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