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Old 05-13-2012, 09:34 AM   #41
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Default On to the Dodge :)

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Thanks MG for all the kind words and encouragement with the sale.

And now, on to "The Dodge"

Dodge Basics so far:

1940 Dodge Custom Coupe
All steel shaved body, black paint
Tubed frame, new & powder coated black
One piece tilt hood, tilts up & slides out
Air bagged at all 4 points
Tubbed rear wheel wells for 16" wide wheels
Currie rear axel and diff drive
Mustang II front end
MOPAR 727 Racing Trans
440 stroked to 528, billet trimmed engine
2-Garrett 88 turbos

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Roll cage
Hood sub structure
Big hood slide rails, bigger than what's on it now, lots bigger
Lights
Radar Guns
Rear view mirror
Interior
Fuel injection
Fuel cell
Radiator
Turbo plumbing
A/C, stereo
Steering wheel
Pedals & linkage
New wheels 20x15.5 & tires
Traffic attorney on speed dial
etc. etc. etc.

See ya all at MG when it's done, please say a prayer for the build on "The Dodge"

Take care all.
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Old 05-16-2012, 01:20 PM   #42
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“Traffic attorney on speed dial.” Now that’s funny.
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Old 05-16-2012, 02:04 PM   #43
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440 stroked to 528, billet trimmed engine
2-Garrett 88 turbos


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Old 05-16-2012, 04:19 PM   #44
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I had to go with a few more HP as the Dodge is on the heavy side, and the wife has more room to bring a bigger purse with her in this car. Ya-see in the Dodge she can bring the purse with the life raft, and the parachute in it.

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Old 05-16-2012, 11:52 PM   #45
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Those turbos can support a lot of power, well over 1,000hp together.
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Sensei had a GTO with a similar engine setup
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Old 05-17-2012, 02:28 AM   #47
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Hey Cliff, are you familiar with Nelson Racing Engines?
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Nelson RE yes I would love to have a NRE for "The Dodge", but they cost to much, the one currently in "The Dodge", if it was built by Nelson would cost somewhere in the neighborhood of 40k, last time I looked it up. So it's on to the bargain isle, the engine came with the car and the 2-T's cost me 15C. I have to save some $$$$$ on the build, "The Wifey" is picking out the chandelier and drapes this week to coordinate with the bordeaux carpeting and leather ensemble in the main cabin of her rolling suite. Me-has a feeling that I have lost "The Dodge" to "The Girl". Oh well on to the next project....

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1450 HP each. The engine is 600 NA @ 640 FTLBS TQ.
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Nelson RE yes I would love to have a NRE for "The Dodge", but they cost to much, the one currently in "The Dodge", if it was built by Nelson would cost somewhere in the neighborhood of 40k, last time I looked it up. So it's on to the bargain isle, the engine came with the car and the 2-T's cost me 15C. I have to save some $$$$$ on the build, "The Wifey" is picking out the chandelier and drapes this week to coordinate with the bordeaux carpeting and leather ensemble in the main cabin of her rolling suite. Me-has a feeling that I have lost "The Dodge" to "The Girl". Oh well on to the next project....
Everything I've ever seen or read about NREs is that literally nothing is skipped or cheaped out on. Tom seems OCD to the max, I think he lives there 24/7. I think they represent a fair value . . not to be confused with inexpensive for the working man.

A GT-M with one his TT LSXs would be sheer madness. 800+HP on pump gas, 2,400lbs. Even with Gucci aftermarket suspesion you'd still be under $100k.
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