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    Australian Charger anti roll bars.

    Mocked up the mounts, I decided to make provision for a 1 1/8" hollow bar as well as 1" solid. The strut rod clears at full bump, and there is good clearance through the K frame. Chassis rail repairs continue...
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    Australian Charger anti roll bars.

    Hi to all from NZ. Does anyone have any experience with ARBs on a Valiant Charger? I'm in the process of rebuilding the front end of mine, chassis rail rust and the like. I have a factory ARB, all 22mm of it (sorry, 7/8" to the majority) This is a 6 cylinder car, so quite light. I want to...
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    Crimping Tool

    Weird, I've been in the aviation game, military and civillian for 20 + years, we stopped soldering connections way back. Never heard of the above.
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    Suspension analysis

    Beautiful, just goes to show, someone, somewhere knows. Thanks.
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    Suspension analysis

    Has anyone done an in-depth analysis of the front roll center of the A body cars? Instant centers, roll center, C of G etc? I've had a look through the archives, but can't seem to find anything. I would do mine, but it's all in bits, and I need to take all the measurements with the car at...
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    Aussie Charger

    I think it was an image thing. Chrysler Australia needed a hot two door to compete with the Ford and Holden hotshots of the day. What they achieved was WAY lighter, quicker accelerating than the V8's( I know I'm going to cop it for this, but look it up) and better handling. The Charger was...
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    Aussie Charger

    I missed that rear bumper, duh. Mine was built in Wellington, but had the over riders "optioned" Actually I prefer it without.
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    what do you do for a living?

    It lives better than it reads...:-D
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    what do you do for a living?

    Wow, all you guys with a real job... I'm a stay home Dad, two boys 4 and 2. (I do work occasionally, I fix choppers from time to time, did 10 yrs in the services) I get to send my wife to work, AND get to work on the Charger when she gets home. During the day we build stuff, play, fix up things...
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    Aussie Charger

    It's a VH Valiant Charger, Aussie assembled, US designed. It is carrying the 770 badging at the back, hence the padded vinyl quarters and doors. Wheelbase is only 105 inches, based on the A body, but with a bit of B thrown in too.
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