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I am clueless. When I need brake help I text Cass @ www.doctordiff.com he is my guru for rear ends and brakes.

These things are already light in the rear end, a suregrip is a great upgrade, and as stated above it will improve traction.

Here is my 1973 challenger info for your reference manufacture date 11-72 Body Type: J = Challenger Price Class: H = High Body Type: 23 = 2 Door Hardtop Engine: G = 318 150HP(net) or 170HP(net) 1-2BBL 8 CYL Year: 3 = 1973 Sequence Number: 238014 = 138014th Vehicle Built

Body Type: J = Challenger Price Class: H = High Body Type: 23 = 2 Door Hardtop Engine: G = 318 150HP(net) or 170HP(net) 1-2BBL 8 CYL Year: 3 = 1973 Sequence Number: 288433 = 188433rd Vehicle Built Hard to tell the date it was built, but it was the 188433rd vehicle...

Welcome to the site, and enjoy your time with your projects!

Check out this drag link @ 440 source. They have 3/4" extra depth. Dropped Centerlink - 1970-74 E Body / 1971-72 B Body

Thanks, but I was kinda looking for one with a little experience, so it blends in with the rest of the car.

Just like the title says.. Thanks in advance

You might want to double check with Hemi Denny, he is a member @ the abodiesonly.com site. he is a dealer and I recall he gives discounts. His website is posted below. HDK Mopar Suspension by HemiDenny

My Exhaust is set up to be removable @ the collector and at the rear of the muffler @ the hanger where we used a band clamp. It basically allows full access to the transmission and rear differential.

I have a 73 rally with a big block swap. I used the 2” TTI’s on a 440, trick flow heads, with a borgeson power steering box and mini starter and automatic transmission. There are no clearance issues at all. I also purchased the TTI 3” full exhaust. It is in the shop getting the exhaust...

Do you have more than one of these?

TTI has some instructions on their website I recall..

Sorry for your experience, mine has been very good through the years.

www.440source.com is a great place to start, they have brackets and such and they are a small friendly shop

Stroker combos are plentiful, Blueprint engines has them for sale with a warranty. there is a TON of info on sister site www.forabodiesonly.com

Welcome to the machine..

Welcome to the community! I can’t believe my eyes, did I just read that there is such a thing as a completed car? We need photos of this unicorn so we can all know that someday we too might get a shot at achieving a dream. Till then, I hope my wife doesn’t see this because she already thinks...

Yeah that's the one that they supposedly destroyed 10-15 cars