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I agree with 540Hemi that this will be tough to diagnose over the computer and his recommendation to seek outside help is sound. However, it also depends on finding a dyno capable shop. Maybe not an issue since the OP is in CA. It also requires a competent dyno operator. Again, another variable...

I've used their 2k chassis black previously. It is a very good paint. Goes on smooth, lays out nice, and hardens into a strong durable finish with the right amount of gloss. This is because 2k spray cans have activator and hardener in a capsule inside the can. You have to use the red tab...

Formally as used by the factory, 1969. However, on the street that had the name much longer, going back to the first generation.

I don't know if I'd say Binnington was shaky, but he did seem to be having an average game. A 1 goal loss is pretty damn close contest and is about average for a good team. Hellebuyck on the other hand, had an extraordinary game and that made all the difference.

Sorry about the uber late follow-up. I wasn't getting on here too regularly back then. So yes, I'm HP2 over there. When I first registered the forXonly sites along time ago, HP2 wasn't available. So I'm HPP on all of these. Next, regarding the CoronetBird (CoroBird, SuperNet, BirdNBee...

No. I prefer to do all the work on my classics and in the vast majority of cases, can do it. Exceptions would be trans rebuilds, gear set-ups, engine machining, or a/c charging. Any of these can be done by other shops that aren't necessarily classic focused. I would think to have a classic only...

Are those 17" steel wheels? Holy cow those must be heavy. I have seen good press about the 555s. That stills seems odd, but it could be highly dependent upon the backspacing of the wheels. If this isn't dialed in, then I could see it limiting how much tire you can fit. Improve position of the...

My 74 Challenger is a 9/16-20, as are/were my '67 B, '74 A, and '80 F bodies. Finding this size at any general hardware store isn't happening. However, I did finally find a 9/16-20 lug nut at O'Reilly. It is a bit thick, but that can be corrected. Since it doesn't have the locking feature, I...

There are a number of decent shocks out there that don't get a lot of press. In many cases, single adjustable shocks only control one aspect of the motion. In the case of Strange, the literature on their shocks says their adjusters on single adjustable shocks will only modify the...

I don't mind shiny paint and super glossy finishes. Also don't mind suede finishes either.

Yeah, but....the Challenger bumble bee stripe is not nearly as cool as the Coronet or Charger bumble bee stripes. The Challenger version are too far back and too abbreviated, IMO.

Still comes down to how much dish you want to achieve. The Challenger wheel well will accept a 335 wide tire, depending on how tall you go, without a mini-tub. Since you say pro touring more so than pro street, I'll assume a 26" no more than 27" overall height. This should fit in the tub...

If you are doing a pro street layout, it really depends on the offset you want to run on the wheels to determine how wide the axle needs to be. I've done some mental gymnastics around wider front track width to play with scrub radius geometry which would also require a wider rear track in order...

Rump stripe is the least favorite of mine overall. The longitudinal r/t stripe looks good. Kind of like the T/A stripe too. Also think the 72-74 vent stripes look good. Given the kick up feature in the quarters, I've always been disappointed that Dodge didn't offer something like the Plymouth...

Those aren't particularly hard specs to hit, BUT, if the alignment guy isn't familiar with the caster/camber relationship on a Mopar, which is somewhat unique, they could get confused and frustrated as they dial in one spec only to have the other drift out and they give up on it after the second...