your right, that does look good under there. I just thought it would be a clean and easy way to get something that helped me feel more in control. Not going to autocross it or anything like that. Going to do the TB's and sway bar and shocks like Andy said, then work out from there. REALLY want to pro-street it {more my style} but cant bring myself to destroy another R/T lol.
You don't have to destroy it to go Pro Street, you just have to spend money to do it right. AMD now makes wider wheel tubs that look stock. I'm working on a RoadRunner right now that is going Pro Street. It is going to be a very nice car. Costs a lot of money to do it right but it can be done. And you can build a Pro Street car that handles if you do it correctly. It won't handle like a road racer but it will handle pretty well. You aren't going to build it in your driveway though. Most likely need a professional shop to handle some of the fab work.
