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My 1972 Challenger Rallye build thread
Picked this up the other day for my gfs race car Got it for super cheap Said race car:- Manbearpig
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My 1972 Challenger Rallye build thread
The V has worlds better gearing the the Challenger so thats where it will always win But the Challenger can launch where as the V has a huge problem there.- Manbearpig
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My 1972 Challenger Rallye build thread
We picked it up back in September. Got a really good deal on it LS6 with headers and a T56- Manbearpig
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My 1972 Challenger Rallye build thread
If the Challenger had enough traction and all things go on the motor it might be about as equal as our CTS-V- Manbearpig
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My 1972 Challenger Rallye build thread
I do it all the time :party36: Most think its just a slow pile of junk :shrug: Had some kid in a 2009+ Duramax try to black smoke me out and fly off once. He never got close to even catching up- Manbearpig
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My 1972 Challenger Rallye build thread
Rear is factory height and I don't like the idea of lowering blocks. Front t-bars are cranked down so the front is almost as low as it can go- Manbearpig
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My 1972 Challenger Rallye build thread
They do and I got them with the car :angels2: Along with rear wheel wells and the trunk floor I have pretty much all the body components I need I just like it :lol:- Manbearpig
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My 1972 Challenger Rallye build thread
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My 1972 Challenger Rallye build thread
I replaced my cap and rotor over the weekend. Runs 80% better BUT I noticed that the shaft has probably 5-10° of play in it and I'm pretty sure the advance doesn't work at all lol It sounds great all the way up to 6500 now! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkb3nIspxkY It was missfiring...- Manbearpig
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My 1972 Challenger Rallye build thread
and is worth about $8600 more- Manbearpig
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My 1972 Challenger Rallye build thread
Atleast this car moves!- Manbearpig
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My 1972 Challenger Rallye build thread
To do list NEED: Fix collector gaskets Upgrade factory wiring to remove high load off of bulkhead connector and indash ammeter Install WBO2 Figure out why third gear is a bitch (valve body) Retune the asshole Edelbrock carb Work with or trash distributor/mopar digital ignition in favor for...- Manbearpig
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My 1972 Challenger Rallye build thread
I sold that car off to a super lucky guy for $400 He even got a free T56 with it I wish I kept the transmission though- Manbearpig
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Old77's '98 ECSB 4x4
:big_banana_Dance: :big_banana_Dance:- Manbearpig
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My 1972 Challenger Rallye build thread
This will probably be a slow thread as my car is a really good driver as it is. Its just ugly lol I bought this car around August of 2013 pretty much in the current condition its in. Since then: Tranny fully rebuilt with a new turbo action converter Rear end rebuild I yanked the old...- Manbearpig
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Do want
http://ls1tech.com/forums/vehicle-classifieds/1607304-87-chevy-crew-cab-turbo-5-3-swap.html- Manbearpig
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72 front clip swap??
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72 front clip swap??
Lol @ you guys freaking out and reporting the post come on now.- Manbearpig
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'77 Poncho Fuegobird
Yeah. Got to hack up some stuff in there too. :jester: Had is resting on the ac box- Manbearpig
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'77 Poncho Fuegobird
Time to start modifying the subframe to fit those headers just right- Manbearpig
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