1972 Dart street toy.

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Your gonna hate putting the TTIs on, the look and work great but are a PITA to install and remove. just took mine off my dart to use in another project. the next set will be custom. BTW on yours.

Ohh yea i can imagin me lifting the engine everytime they need to be removed for something, i hope the new starter wont get messed up anytime soon as well as the header copper gaskets, or anything requared the remmove of them

What starter are you going to use? I know TTI reccomends Powermaster #9523. PERSONALLY,,,I DON'T reccomend Powermaster #9523!!!!
I had mine off/on 4 times and ended up throwing it in the trash!! Drive went out of it after about 15 starts first time. Screws that hold it all together broke another time. Ate up my convertor ring gear another time. Drive out again after about 35 starts this time. Installed a stock Mopar mini starter this time. Fits better and the bolts are easier to get to. People who say the TTI's are a pain to work on the starter,,,they are being VERY conservative with their wording!!!! I can't give you the proper wording here due to the censoring. I can say that I wish I had never heard of TTI or Powermaster.

Thats exactlly what i was going to do, use a OEM denso Chrysler starter, they are cheaper and i personally have ever encounter a problem with them cuz i use them in many Toyotas, yeap they are the Toyota starter manufacturer.
By the way i know these headers are a PITFA to deal on the A body chassis but i really dont want to cut fenderwells anymore, and to be exact they are not on the car yet and already i had to trimm out a litlle bit on the driver side motor mount boss they just touch a litlle, been a stick car also i need to use a pull type hydraulic slave cylinder a 1980 Toyota Corolla clutch master cuz it is ovious the factory clutch setup wont work with them, pictures on that later.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 02/18/11 12:07 AM

Well pictures went awol with a photobucket problem, but we still here and new wheels came to change the look of the car so take a look!

Here are pictures of the new wheels and rear meats! P;us, Daddy's little helper!

Posted By: varlo

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 02/18/11 03:43 PM

cannot wait to see those rear "meats" on the car. Should look badas$

Posted By: jrwoodjoe

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 02/18/11 04:09 PM

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cannot wait to see those rear "meats" on the car. Should look badas$

I think they'll look awesome. Looks like you have good help too!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 02/19/11 12:42 AM

Thanks, yes i got awesome help here hehehehe!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 03/02/11 01:43 AM

I get to start installing the Mancini leaf spring relocation kit and again run out of shielding gas

I did leave the outside of the factory frame rail just because in my opinion it give more strength to the frame itself, (just my likeness) i did make some holes on top to plug weld the top part in that side to the new box, and give me all the clearance from tire to leaf spring,
And just for all of you, another way to install them, as far as i know, it haven't been done like that before:grommit:

here some pictures,

Posted By: RV2

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 03/03/11 02:59 AM

Looking good, you should come by the Galaxy Diner on Saturday, the North Georgia Mopar club is having a car show there

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 03/03/11 03:47 AM

thanks buddy i really want to know where this will be held and at what time thanks i want to be there!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 03/13/11 05:44 PM

I finish with both sides of the spring relocation kit installation pretty straight forward, so far i like what i see, i may convert the rear suspension to a 4-link set up and use the front spring perch as a front lower link perch it should be awesome!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/13/11 02:25 AM

OK i am not an eloquent guy, and if i don't have a picture i don't update my post, i consider the pictures very important on any update, that's me sorry for the delay in updating this!

First my helper that want to be in every update so here is Daddy's little helper, a box of oreos and half galon of milk every 3 days, cover her services!

Dana 60 is almost ready just cut 2 3/4 from each side weld the housing ends and put it back together and back on it's 4 on the ground,

So far is looking really mean, i cant wait to see it on the ground with the weight of the engine on.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/25/11 11:02 PM

Update is on today as i almost got my Dana 60 rear ready,

Poor man spool, it will be replaced eventually.

49 1/2" axle flange to axle flange + 1/4" of each disc brake rotor for a total of 50" just perfect!

Axle tube welded to center chunk

And the helper was shooting at me the whole afternoon with her new found toy.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 05/03/11 11:11 PM

Finally on its 4 on the floor, now its time for engine + trany installation, so stay tuned.

Posted By: Anonymous

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 05/04/11 03:24 AM

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 05/04/11 08:43 PM

here is the rear brake setup, ( on the really cheap )
it consist of a set of used FLEABAY Wilwood calipers in good condition, call aerospace components and they sold me just the brackets for the mopar ends, and a 2005 Nissan Maxima rear rotors, they just fit perfect.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 05/05/11 06:36 PM

A little something i got yesterday on the mail!

Posted By: moparpollack

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 05/05/11 07:50 PM

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here is the rear brake setup, ( on the really cheap )
it consist of a set of used FLEABAY Wilwood calipers in good condition, call aerospace components and they sold me just the brackets for the mopar ends, and a 2005 Nissan Maxima rear rotors, they just fit perfect.

Could you please list the part numbers of everything you used to convert the brakes over to disc.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 05/05/11 11:32 PM

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Could you please list the part numbers of everything you used to convert the brakes over to disc.

Well all i can tell you is the part number of the brake rotors from Autozone but you really don't need that part number cuz any rear brake rotor from a 2005 nissan Maxima will work, then the caliper bracket from Aerospace Components for a Mopar Rear end they just have that one, and the calipers are old wilwood solid rotor caliper Dinalite, thats all you need to know to get the same setup on your car,

remember my axles are custom moser ones so you may need to tweak a little the brake rotors to fit your specific axle but it will be very easy to do so with a carbide bit on your die grinder, also my axles are 2.5 offset just like factory so there should be no issues with the depth on the brake rotor and anyway the caliper bracket is adjustable there!

Posted By: RV2

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 05/07/11 02:55 AM

Demon1515 check your pm

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 05/07/11 05:05 AM

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Demon1515 check your pm

Got it buddy, and back to you.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 05/12/11 09:54 PM

New QA1 shocks single adjust are here,
THANKS PARADISE RACING!

SRD ASSASSIN BARS ordered, thanks Jake.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 05/24/11 05:18 PM

Posted By: 70shaker6pk

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 05/25/11 03:15 PM

Looking good!!

Posted By: jrwoodjoe

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 05/25/11 03:53 PM

You have made some great progress. I really like the side stance too.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 05/31/11 05:01 AM

A little update not so big but very significant at least to me hehehe

Firewall holes patched no mud yet i will leave that to the bodyman.
Before

After

First gen Mazda RX-7 seats
Still need to die em Black

Painted alternator but i don't think i will end up using it, i think i will change for a modern one!

clutch brake pedal assembly ready for the pedal pads and still need to deal with the hydraulic clutch conversion.

And the willwood master and adapter installed.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 06/01/11 10:41 PM

More small updates here,

Front brake caliper bracket template done today, now i just need to copy it on 3/16 sheet metal and bolt it up together!

front rotor and hub assembly!

Posted By: RV2

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 06/02/11 01:09 AM

Is that the stock drum hub? and what application is the rotor?

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 06/02/11 01:34 AM

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Is that the stock drum hub? and what application is the rotor?

Yes that's the stock drum hub re-drilled to 4.5 bolt pattern and the rotor is a 1991 Mazda RX-7 Turbo II.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 06/06/11 02:49 AM

Once again some small updates,
I do have some fun this weekend, cleaning and scrubbing the tar or fendix stuff it got from factory, tough stuff there, and still need to do all the under carriage and back tubs, but little by little,
In another note, i am going to add QA1 shocks up front too and upper tubular A arms, so this don't stop here

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 06/09/11 01:00 AM

My little one helping me on the front end!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 08/12/11 11:09 PM

A little more done today, finally finish the mini tubing welding, inside the trunk and inside the car.

Posted By: Anonymous

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 08/13/11 12:24 AM

Looks good, weld beads look good as well.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 08/13/11 04:49 AM

Thanks, i do what i can with my little Sp135 Plus welder and my small carport, plus the help of my little daughter.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/03/11 04:40 AM

Now, i like it better with the cowl scoop!

Posted By: Anonymous

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/03/11 03:34 PM

What does it look like turned 180*?

Posted By: MuuMuu101

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/03/11 05:19 PM

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What does it look like turned 180*?

You may be onto something here

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/03/11 06:35 PM

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What does it look like turned 180*?

Herd that one before...
Hahahahhahahaha

Posted By: Anonymous

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/03/11 06:43 PM

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What does it look like turned 180*?

Herd that one before...
Hahahahhahahaha

Just testing your sense of humor.

But seriously do have a pic with it turned 180*.

Posted By: THEWHITEZOMBIE

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/08/11 01:02 AM

Sweet set up man, i could a sworn you had my car in you stall haha

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/14/11 07:22 PM

Engine mock up will be next, just to fabricate motor mounts and leave everything ready for final engine installation,
By the way talking about the engine, Pistons are on their way, so soon to be sent to the machine shop to get it worked.

It is going to be a 440, .040 over, Probe Forged Pistons, Eagle H beam connecting rods with ARP2000 bolts, 440 Source 1/4 inch mains griddle with their windage tray, Edelbrock heads, Comp cams flat tapet high energy cam and lifters, comp stainless roller rockers, Victor RPM single plane intake, tti headers, EFI system (custom), 4 speed 833 hydraulic custom clutch operation, Pro Comp distributor, MSD 6-AL box, Firecore plug wires, Milodon 7 qt. oil pan low profile.
I am hoping to be in the 475 to 525 HP range on pump gas.

Posted By: RV2

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/18/11 01:39 AM

Hey Juan did you make it to year one on sat?

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/21/11 03:12 AM

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Hey Juan did you make it to year one on sat?

OHHH MEN WHAT DID I MISS?

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/28/11 02:02 AM

Pistons are here as well as the iol pan with pickup!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 03/18/12 03:27 AM

I havent update this for a while so here is a little something

The Custom Front Brake Setup Done now the plumbing and done with it for good!

Posted By: UCUDANT

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 03/18/12 11:31 AM

I like it, this car has that something. I also think it's great you have a litle helper.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 03/19/12 04:26 AM

Thanks, she just love to help me with this!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/02/12 06:29 AM

Got me a new (for me) toy, a Mr. Gasket V-Gate shifter,

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/29/12 06:48 AM

Took couple of hrs. today to give my car some love on the floor boards before installing the new carpeting i got laying flat on my guest room king size bed!

Posted By: Anonymous

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/29/12 03:02 PM

I see that you are selling the car. Did you lose interest?

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/29/12 06:01 PM

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I see that you are selling the car. Did you lose interest?

Not really, i like this car a lot and i am very motivated, but money talks, and if someone want it they can buy it, everything is for sale and got a price!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/06/12 09:15 PM

Main studs and gridle mocked up so the machine shop can do the machining on the block like align hone, bore, decking, block plate honed, also the crankshaft job and balance the rotating assembly with fluid dampr and billet flywheel,

Clutch kit from spec clutches ordered, ARP head bolts damper bolt, flywheel bolts ordered with a melling HV oil pump wit bolt set, all from Mancini,

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/11/12 04:12 PM

Here is the clutch kit from SPEC Clutches, it looks serious holding power rated at 700+ HP so i should be ok with my goal of 550HP

Posted By: Anonymous

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/13/12 04:16 AM

Thought you were selling the car......no?

Posted By: MuuMuu101

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/13/12 06:14 AM

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Thought you were selling the car......no?

I believe his previous response was, "Everything has a price..."

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/14/12 03:39 AM

Exactly, but now, i don't have a back up plan, so i am all motivated again, like it should be since the beginning, but now i wont fall again on any temptation, and will finish it and have fun with it!

Posted By: Anonymous

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/14/12 04:48 AM

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Exactly, but now, i don't have a back up plan, so i am all motivated again, like it should be since the beginning, but now i wont fall again on any temptation, and will finish it and have fun with it!

Good for you. You will enjoy it a lot knowing you put all that work into it.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/15/12 02:32 AM

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Exactly, but now, i don't have a back up plan, so i am all motivated again, like it should be since the beginning, but now i wont fall again on any temptation, and will finish it and have fun with it!

Good for you. You will enjoy it a lot knowing you put all that work into it.

Thanks I WILL!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 09/20/12 12:08 AM

New Wilwood brake system installed!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 11/30/12 07:22 AM

Simple Electronics are here long time ago just i didnt have a chance to show em to you guys, A new MSD Pro Billet Distributor, MSD Digital 6 with 2-step, timing retard rev limit and many other things i dont know yet how to use, plus a MSD blaster SS coil,
As well as the new brake plumbing, the complete brand new wiring for the whole car from head lights to tail lights, ARP Head bolts, Melling HV oil pump, Oil pump fasteners, ARP harmonic balancer bolt, Mancini Flywheel bolts, roller pilot bearing And 3 bolt Mancini cam snout bearing,

Posted By: RV2

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 12/01/12 03:12 AM

Your getting closer!!!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 01/20/13 12:39 AM

Goza Machine Shop in Acworth GA is taking care of the .40 over, balance, align hone, squared the deck, rebuild the crankshaft 10 - 10 under before balance it with the billet flywheel, fluid damper harmonic balancer, Spec pressure plate, and installing the cam bearings on the block, Mr Tommy Goza is the best cant wait to get it back to start the engine assembly and blue print!

I did took apart the 833 trany with my 6 year old daughter and we just finish yesterday rebuilding it with new bearings, tail housing synchronizers and gaskets set, trust me without my daughter i couldn't do it, she got a photographic memory AWESOME!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 02/07/13 01:05 AM

I went to pick up the engine from the machine shop and it is awesomely done, all the tolerances are just perfect, so i will be putting this puzzle together very soon!

Posted By: Anonymous

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 02/07/13 03:25 AM

Posted By: NV69B7RR

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 02/07/13 05:00 AM

Very nice. What kind of horsepower are you looking to get out of it? Keep up the progress.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 02/07/13 06:22 AM

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Very nice. What kind of horsepower are you looking to get out of it? Keep up the progress.

Thanks, i hope for 500 even, but if not reached i will change the cam and Boost the MOFO out and i am sure 700 will be within easy reach at less than 15 PSI of boost!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 03/06/13 02:37 AM

just waiting on rings and ready to put it together and close it so i can finally install it in the car with the 4 speed behind!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 03/14/13 01:23 AM

I start with the engine assembly today and already made a mistake by ordering the wrong piston rings, my probe pistons take the 1/16 first and second rings and i order the 5/64 by mistake, my fault for not checking before ordering, thanks to the good people of Mancini Racing, and i return the wrong rings and the right ones are already on their way here, super customer service.

So i just get the crank and girdle installed and torqued down to 110 Ft. Lbs. and sealant plus the rear main seal also installed and sealed, hope no leaks cuz it will be a pain in the ass to do it in the car.

here couple of pictures of it on its way to be an engine again since the late 70's!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 03/17/13 02:27 AM

Well i did a little more today on the engine, file fit rings to abuse type specs, and then got to stop cuz my only facking T45 torx bit is the broken one and can't torque down the timing chain sprocket, so bag it and till next time i got a chance.

Posted By: Anonymous

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 03/17/13 04:41 AM

I hate these torx screws. I was putting together my wilwood front brakes and the hub to rotor plate adapter uses the 3/8x16x1 Torx screws and need to be torqued to 55lb/ft and my 40 snapped. I go to my neibour who's a mechanic to borrow one and he proceeds to give me sht for buying a cheap tool. I get a good one from him go back in my shop and go to torque the screw and bang.......the damn thing breaks.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 03/24/13 07:23 AM

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I hate these torx screws. I was putting together my wilwood front brakes and the hub to rotor plate adapter uses the 3/8x16x1 Torx screws and need to be torqued to 55lb/ft and my 40 snapped. I go to my neibour who's a mechanic to borrow one and he proceeds to give me sht for buying a cheap tool. I get a good one from him go back in my shop and go to torque the screw and bang.......the damn thing breaks.

What a coincidence, my T45 Torx also broke putting together my wilwood brake system. LOL

Posted By: Anonymous

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 03/24/13 08:56 PM

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I hate these torx screws. I was putting together my wilwood front brakes and the hub to rotor plate adapter uses the 3/8x16x1 Torx screws and need to be torqued to 55lb/ft and my 40 snapped. I go to my neibour who's a mechanic to borrow one and he proceeds to give me sht for buying a cheap tool. I get a good one from him go back in my shop and go to torque the screw and bang.......the damn thing breaks.

What a coincidence, my T45 Torx also broke putting together my wilwood brake system. LOL

I changed the screws and used 3/8x1x16 stainless bolts.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 03/30/13 03:48 AM

Done a little more to it tonight and it looks like an Engine now!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/07/13 01:34 AM

Got the valvetrain together and balancer torqued down with the new ARP Bolt

Posted By: RV2

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/07/13 04:39 AM

Looking good!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/08/13 02:08 AM

A little change of Look and rear tires, get rid of the 325/50's and install some 275,60's bias ply street tires, and i do the Plasti-Dip black paint on the wheels!

Posted By: Anonymous

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/08/13 04:51 AM

Why the change to smaller tires?

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/08/13 06:04 AM

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Why the change to smaller tires?

To be honest, i never like the looks of such a big tire in the back, this one is a bit taller and i like the looks way better, it is all about me been happy with the car looks, to my taste!

Posted By: Anonymous

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/08/13 02:46 PM

With the pic of the car in your sig it looked like you had a plan and I thought thats the look you were going after. I notice you like to tinker with toyotas correct.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/09/13 03:41 AM

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I notice you like to tinker toyotas correct.

Ohh yeah i love the toyotas and have being hot rod em since the 80's
My best time on the 1/8 so far is 5.45@127mph on a small little 1.8 hemi toyota pushrod engine in its factory body with stock suspension and 26x8.5 slicks no tubs and a jerico 4 speed clutchless trany on Q16 turbo efi at 42 psi of boost!

Posted By: Anonymous

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/09/13 04:52 AM

Nice!
I like the little old toyotas and datsuns. A friend of mine has a 510 with a procharged 350 and tubbed running 9.70-9.90. He has owned the car for 27 yrs now.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/12/13 06:58 PM

More engine porno

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/13/13 06:38 AM

Posted By: MuuMuu101

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/15/13 04:06 AM

I'm digging the paint finish on your valve covers!

Posted By: a12superbee

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/16/13 09:35 AM

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I'm digging the paint finish on your valve covers!

^^^^^^^^ Pretty cool.

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 04/17/13 05:33 AM

Thanks guys, just trying to do something out of the ordinary!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 05/17/13 05:32 AM

Finish the trany rebuilt, now a little outside clean and a little paint and ready to install!

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 07/30/15 06:12 AM

Well is being quite a long time since my last update in this, as i said before it will be slow but sure,

engine tranny is mocked up inside engine bay for installation fab and then off it goes again to prep and paint engine bay.
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Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 07/30/15 06:15 AM

for now i went with a murder looks on it till there is enough mulah to do the paint i really want

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Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 07/30/15 06:17 AM

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Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 07/30/15 06:21 AM

Sold the TTI headers cuz they entrap my starter and they are a pain in the butt to deal with so i was lucky to find here a set of new ceramic coated pro parts headers late edition in new conditions.

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Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 07/30/15 06:24 AM

Nice rear end shot!

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Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 07/30/15 06:26 AM

Plastidip off of the wheels and some polishing

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Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 07/30/15 06:28 AM

Front RX-7 seats custom mounted

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Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 07/30/15 06:31 AM

And i dont know yet, but engine is built for it i may go later with like 12 to 15 PSI of boost to see what we can get out of it.

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Posted By: MuuMuu101

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 07/30/15 06:51 AM

Woah... when did you decide turbo?

Posted By: demon1515

Re: 1972 Dart street toy. - 07/30/15 07:19 AM

Well is a card i got to play later, my goal now is to try and have it running by next summer N/A and then decide if the turbo goes in.