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1970 Dodge Challenger A66

Started by kawahonda, July 02, 2018, 12:26:29 PM

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kawahonda

1970 Dodge Challenger A66

Husk Challenger

Thanks guys!

I don't need more pics. If you are both happy with the quality it should be ok! 

:cheers:
Challenger 73' 383ci 4spd ---> SOLD
Challenger 71' 318 904 RT clone ---> Stroker 318/392 Tf 727!

kawahonda

Replaced the upper bruised and scraped lip with an AMD replacement molding. Really changed the face apparencd. Pretty happy with AMD so far.

Challenger will likely get detailed this week.
1970 Dodge Challenger A66


nsmall

I can tell you love your car from all your posts.  Cool!  Im in my garage at 11:37 pm checking out my ride and its nice to have pride in our rides. :bradsthumb:

kawahonda

No words.

Expect big updates soon.
1970 Dodge Challenger A66

kawahonda

Big shout-out to 1 Wild R/T. He lathed 10RH and 10LH lugs so that I can use my stock studs for the time being.

Can't express enough gratitude. Give him a hand, everyone!

:banana:

Challenger is at the detail shop. Let's see what a good buffing can do to original paint!
1970 Dodge Challenger A66

RUNCHARGER

Wild R/T is always willing to help anyone that will listen to his great advice.
Sheldon


nsmall

How about some pics once its buffed out?   :bradsthumb:

kawahonda

Just picked it up.

Holy shit.

1970 Dodge Challenger A66

RUNCHARGER

Looks great: The 15 inch wheels will really finish it off.
Sheldon

kawahonda

Yes, the wheels/tires will just make this glow completely!
1970 Dodge Challenger A66


Kewl_Wheels

Quote from: kawahonda on August 10, 2018, 06:28:19 PM
Big shout-out to 1 Wild R/T. He lathed 10RH and 10LH lugs so that I can use my stock studs for the time being.

Can't express enough gratitude. Give him a hand, everyone!

:banana:

Challenger is at the detail shop. Let's see what a good buffing can do to original paint!
That is really great Wild R/T!!
The car is looking awesome!

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kawahonda

Adjusted my torsion bars today. I figured I'd probably have to do this again after wheels/tires, but wanted to get good at it. :)

BEFORE ALIGNMENT:

Passenger side:
   A: 9.33"
   B: 8.9"
   = .43" Height
   
   Fender well measurement: 24.68"

Driver's side:
   A: 9.25"
   B: 8.9"
   = .35" Height

   Fender well measurement: 24.25"

   .08" left/right difference


AFTER ALIGNMENT:

Passenger side:
   A: 9.09"
   B: 8.89"
   = .20" Height

   Fender well measurement: 24.81"

Driver's side:
   A: 9.01"
   B: 8.85"
   = .16" Height
   
   Fender well measurement: 24.68"

   .04" left/right difference


From these results, I can conclude:

1) The variance of left and right while in spec before, was reduced 50%. Braking will likely be improved a little. This has the benefit of having nearly equal front fender to tire gap now.

2) The front was effectively lowered .21"

3) In spec per FSM.
1970 Dodge Challenger A66

nsmall

Looks way better and was way cheaper vs a new paint job. :bradsthumb:

kawahonda

Agreed. Like I said guys, I think I'm the right man for this car.

I'm actually going to call about some PDR in a few months. I know a guy that "knows a guy". There's a couple spots, and if he can bring those to near perfect, then we'll have a near-perfect capsule.

Expect some big updates this week. If you haven't subscribed yet, you may want to now...
1970 Dodge Challenger A66