Will´s 1968 Dodge Charger

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The master at work - champion of lateral thinking 8-)
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Cannonball wrote:nice one wil only bit that could be better and maybe it can not be done because of stud locations the mtr would look better running level with the upper rail on the bulk head,

With the motor at 3 oclock it hits bulkhead and with motor at 6 or 9 it sticks into engine bay to much.



Blue did look at this should have looked more

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fantastic conversion chap, nice one 8-) ;) :thumbright:
autofetish wrote:Below is a cable wiring diagram the front motor is the one on the left.

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can some cleaver person attache that incase link dont work in future
not sure i fall into the clever category but here goes ...
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autofetish wrote:
Pete wrote:Very creative and clever.
Please update us to how it works in practice - sufficient torque, etc.
Well done! :read2: 8-)
With the wiper on the car there they seam to work great and have loads of power no screen in at mo but they will rip you hands off.
i would have thought there would be plenty of power, the wiper arms on the Charger are way shorter than on a T4 so in theory less effort is required

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Great work again Wil.
Love the conversion, very clever and a great looking result :thumbright:
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Nice work. Lookin' good as always. :thumbright:
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Cannonball wrote:
jee up you have virtually built a car and using viper brakes while Allkiller is slashing us about them, ha ha, ;) :lol: :D :D :D :P :P :P :P
But what you dont know Dunc.... is Wil Kindly lent me his Viper Caliper adapter plates and brackets etc and i copied them.... ;) not that daft ehh ??

And who said it was a race to build the bloody car ?? :?

as ive ALWAYS said SLOWLY, SLOWLY, CATCHY MONKEY .....
once and properly thats how i do it. :read2:

and im only at home 2 days a week and have a family :roll:


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Looking good Wil...comin on mate 8-)
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autofetish wrote:
74challenger318 wrote: 2k clear will lift if not done with a etch

correct again it lifted

striped off all the clear paint and rubbed with wd40 will leave it like this now.

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AllKiller wrote:
Cannonball wrote:
jee up you have virtually built a car and using viper brakes while Allkiller is slashing us about them, ha ha, ;) :lol: :D :D :D :P :P :P :P
But what you dont know Dunc.... is Wil Kindly lent me his Viper Caliper adapter plates and brackets etc and i copied them.... ;) not that daft ehh ??

And who said it was a race to build the bloody car ?? :?

as ive ALWAYS said SLOWLY, SLOWLY, CATCHY MONKEY .....
once and properly thats how i do it. :read2:

and im only at home 2 days a week and have a family :roll:


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For once in my life I listen to someone Good advice Pete. I brought a truck dana 60 and had it converted to fit a B-body. This is as really B-body dana 60 are now Crazy money. The truck axle was cut down and had Moser billet bearing ends welded on. A Posi Limited slip unit 30 splines 3.54 Gears New Nitro gear axle shafts fitted.

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Looking good (if a bit bright)

Hope it goes well.

Cracking progress!!!! :thumbright:
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Car now on 4 wheels :hello1:

Much better then upside down welding



So i have a racey sump pan slightly deeper that i would like to use.

I put this on a block and put it in for a mock up.

With the car droped down low on the front.

The sump pan is 15cm off the floor and the K Frame 19cm off the floor.

I can bring the car up abit

Q. do you think this will be ok Street car offen used in anger ???

Q.2. Why dont my water pump fit. do i need to put the rad up front. Blower pulley and blower belt to fit yet :?


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Ride height is the last thing you do. At least with a person in the drivers seat.

My experience with the Trans cooler on the Barracuda indicates that unless you have some hugh fans that will draw huge current, then the Rad needs to go in the maximum air flow position (i.e. at the front).
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Pete wrote:Ride height is the last thing you do. At least with a person in the drivers seat.

My experience with the Trans cooler on the Barracuda indicates that unless you have some hugh fans that will draw huge current, then the Rad needs to go in the maximum air flow position (i.e. at the front).

Sorry my question is that is a ( I think its a 6 quarts) sump ok for street use ??? Or shall i get a more street sump.

Also as im going to run a bottom blower pulley shall i move the whole rad infront of the front pannel(cutting holes :cry: ). Or is it that i have a strange water pump.?
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