Recent content by daniels

Haha yeah it looked like it did, the farm where i bought it is actually not very far from Eyjafjallajökull funny enough

No it wasn't easy but forabodiesonly made it possible, i got alot of parts from here. This site is an invaluable source of parts and info and a great asset to the Mopar community.

This my Duster that I´ve nicknamed Dante due to the hellish condition it used to be in. It Started out as 74 but i quickly decided i was going to change it to the 70-71 style since i needed new fenders,bumpers etc. anyway. It's been a long process finding all the parts and bits and bobs because...

Thanks for the advice but i already turned it over, I didn't put any MMO in it or any thing and it turned over nice and smooth no binding at all. If this thing really has less than 4000 miles on it that would be pretty amazing since all these old v8 motors usually get used in the big trucks...

Hi guys,A while back i bought this late 70's 360 to swap out with the 318 in my Duster. The guy i bought it from said that his uncle had bought the car it was in new but took the motor out right away and put a diesel in it. And that the 360 just sat in the corner of his garage for a few decades...

Well if sucking balls means you make cars like these, i guess i'm gonna have start sucking some balls :)

I think the new Giulia platform will be alot better than the ancient Mercedes-Benz platform they were using before.The Giulia Quadrifoglio has been gettting rave reviews. And the fact that this platform was designed by Ferrari should result in some nice handling fun cars.

No problem hopefully that solves some of the confusion.

The hp at 2600rpm goes from 77hp to 119hp and the torque goes from 156lb ft to 241lb ft. Right?

I´m no dyno expert but aren't you mixing up your HP and torque numbers?

Here it is in the car.

The car is a work in progress but here is the dash i made for it. I wanted it to have a stock look or at least a period correct look.

Thanks alot everyone, i'm glad you guys like it Thanks. I might, i have been thinking about ways to streamline the process.

Thanks, i really like it when mods look like they could have been that way from the factory.

I just made this dash for my Duster i wanted full gauges but wanted to keep it looking sorta stock and period correct. So i had the back plate cut out of stainless then made a wood grain inlay for the top then a chrome divider in the middle and finally vinyl on the bottom. The gauges are old...