Re: What old mopar are you improving the suspension on?
[Re: migsBIG]
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I have a 1970 Dart with 5.7 Hemi, Hotchkis rear suspension, E-Body rear sway bar, HemiDenny K-Frame, Addco 1" front sway bar, QA1 front coilovers, subframe connectors, 11" 4 wheel drilled/slotted disc brakes, 4.10 gears with carbon fiber clutches, 17x7" front wheels, 18x8" rear wheels. Here is a link to my build: http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=226170
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Re: What old mopar are you improving the suspension on?
[Re: migsBIG]
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06/13/14 05:09 PM
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1972 Imperial. As for the rest of it, let's not go there.
We are brothers and sisters doing time on the planet for better or worse. I'll take the better, if you don't mind. - Stu Harmon
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Re: What old mopar are you improving the suspension on?
[Re: pauly v.100]
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1979 Aspen
Replacing everything under it with a chassis from a Busch Grand National North car. The chassis is a Laughlin short track front steer and came as a roller minus brake calipers but with a freshened Richmond quick change.
Dave Dusterberg 1979 Aspen R/T (soon to be #19 CAM/T) 2002 Ram 1500 SLT 2005 Magnum R/T 2005 Mustang GT SCCA CAM/C #19
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Re: What old mopar are you improving the suspension on?
[Re: migsBIG]
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06/14/14 01:44 AM
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I'll be removing all the drum brake stuff on my 8 3/4 this weekend and giving my friend a call to see if he can help me rebuild it. Going with all new bearings and seals, powder coated case, 3.55 gears, and an Eaton TrueTrac. I'll also be placing an order with Dr. Diff later this summer for some 13" Brembo discs up front and 11.7" Cobra brakes in the rear. On top of that, I already have my Hotchkis TVS in the garage with 1.06" T-bars and subframe connectors awaiting to go on the Dart. And lastly, I'm going to be getting some 2-piece 18" wheels set to my backspacing. I'm going to try to fit a 275/35/18 all the way around. If I have some extra time and money, I may do an engine swap for a 360. I know it's going to be a lot of money, but I don't care because it's my car. Hopefully, I can finish this all by late September (or to Fall Fling) with the help of friends and moparts. The GT on the Dart is going to start for something new, "Gran Turismo." I know it's cheesy.
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Re: What old mopar are you improving the suspension on?
[Re: migsBIG]
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06/15/14 02:01 PM
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71 Barracuda convertible, AlterKtion front and Street lynx rear with 6 piston 13" brakes front and rear
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Re: What old mopar are you improving the suspension on?
[Re: migsBIG]
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06/15/14 07:53 PM
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I'm going to update my 65 Coronet. I already have for it: 500" aluminum Indy lowdeck wedge w/AEM EFI 664hp 651tq, fresh Pro Trans 727 w/manual valve body, custom Continental converter, GV o/d unit, everything to be had from FFI minus the k-frame, 70 k-frame so I can have through the frame sway bar/double shear mounted idler plus move the engine back 1 1/2", Strange S60 w/3.73's, Dr. Diff 4 whl disc, new tank[ to be modified for efi pump], frame connectors/torque boxes/safe t caps from ART, Sebring conv seats so I have shoulder harness. To be gathered up: Ron Francis wiring, SD Concepts serp belt system, wheels & tires, fuel plumbing, swap out existing HVAC unit for modern unit and re-route plumbing. I'm sure there will be more when I get into it.
Carl Kessel
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Re: What old mopar are you improving the suspension on?
[Re: Chally426]
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06/15/14 08:07 PM
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'74 Duster. Front: Firm Feel 1.12 TB, Fox/Hotchkis non adj shocks, Hellwig 1.25" hollow sway bar, Dillinger chomemoly adj strut bars, Moog offset UCA bushings, Proforge solid aluminum tie rod adjusters, 11.75 B body disks & calipers, LCAs plated, Firm Feel Stage III PS rebuild, lower radiator cross member, sub frame connectors. Rear: home built HD version of a RMS Street Lynx poly bushed 4 link, Strange coilovers w/ QA1 150lb springs, 10 x 2.5 drum brakes.
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Re: What old mopar are you improving the suspension on?
[Re: dangina]
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06/16/14 05:23 AM
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Sticky topics that are up there too long tend to become invisible and get overlooked. Besides, I think this topic was not ment for indept and detailed project-coverage from everyone but just a short general update what everyone is doing these days on their cars. Does anyone update his post in the Modification Register-topic at all? Edit: Just noticed a topic's EDIT-function disappears after some time, so any updates would have to be done as a new reply on the Modification-topic. Makes me wonder how useful an un-editable topic is as a 'Modification Register'...
Last edited by BigBlockMopar; 06/16/14 05:28 AM.
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Re: What old mopar are you improving the suspension on?
[Re: BigBlockMopar]
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06/16/14 01:38 PM
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Sticky topics that are up there too long tend to become invisible and get overlooked.
Besides, I think this topic was not ment for indept and detailed project-coverage from everyone but just a short general update what everyone is doing these days on their cars.
Does anyone update his post in the Modification Register-topic at all?
Edit: Just noticed a topic's EDIT-function disappears after some time, so any updates would have to be done as a new reply on the Modification-topic.
Makes me wonder how useful an un-editable topic is as a 'Modification Register'...
Yes, edit function on Moparts only lasts a certain period of time.
IIRC, I've had to add a second post.
so you go just copy what you wrote before and make changes. Maybe the post should have a place on top that says. As of this date: ________
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