Recent content by Dodgeguy101

Anyone got a picture of a front air dam mounted on a 71 Demon? If so, where did you get it?

Hughes Engines has nice rockers arms. Second the Smith Brothers on pushrods

I'm not pushing Classic Industries, but I just got a set uncovered for 20.00 Covered I think were 40, could be wrong.

Try Classic Industries?

If its like a 71 Demon, which I would imagine it is, you have to undo the 2 nuts on the back of the light inside the fender. Take the light off the fender, undo the 2 screws on the back, Phillips head, the amber lense comes off the front of the light, then just twist the light bulb out of its...

Use 600 cfm with vacuum secondaries. Use 2 carbs, not one, flow is better. They arent that hard to tune. Get a WB and ask questions.

I know they make those, but that is another plate and 4 more nuts per side. Just an idea, nothing more.

You could weld an attachment on these for a rachet strap hook. Would make it easy to tie the car down in the back. Just thinking out loud here. Nice work.

Give me about an hour or so and I can get you the pictures you guys need. All I can go by is, I got new clips from Classic industries and they match up with what I took off the car.

The holes should be already drilled, Im assuming it had the clips before? If not, if you wait another 2 weeks I can take pictures on mine, it is at the paint shop right now.

Bob George Racing, Eighty Four, PA, just south of Pittsburg. If I was having one built, they would be the ones. Great guys to deal with.

It might just be the angle of the picture, but that brake line looks like it will hit the upper control arm when you turn the wheel. I would check that. I would have to go back to the garage and look at mine, but I dont recall that line looking like that.

Did anything become of these rear spoilers? Or anybody know where you can get a fiberglass one like it?

Not sure what other years will fit, but I'm looking for the 2 arms that bolt to the deck lid and go up under the rear shelf. Dont need the parts that go on the inner wheelwells, just the arms. Thanks