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Very cool!!

I seem to be several characters and sometimes even words ahead of my fingers when I type. And most of the time I get letters out of order because I think my right hand is ahead of my left, or vice versa. So I completely understand. I have to read my posts and emails several times before I...

Sorry you are having the glitches, but I am sure you will work them out and then you can make vulgar displays of power at will. Any ideas on the trans issues?

The OEM fan fuses are a 40 amp and 50 amp based on the diagram I have, so I would be surprised if they only pull 8 amps. Can't remember an OEM fan that pulls so little. I bet the OEM wiring is 10 gage or bigger, too. There is a 10 amp fuse for the control side of the relays, maybe that is...

I am sure the PCM is controlling the fuel pump relay. It does in the OEM setup, no idea why (or how) Sublime would do it any different.

So how does it drive? Did I miss the post on that?

I went and looked up my cost, $255 for the cam and $74.08 for the springs. The stupid thing was that it cost me $91.95 for shipping! That was when shipping costs were stupid high, I should have waited. I saw too many people trying to find parts and figured I would rather have them on the...

You are running the cam without a tune? I've seen good numbers with that cam but it was after a tune. Best part is the price, at one point they were less $100 for a 6.4 M6 cam. I think mine was $212 a year or more ago.

Personally, I think the only thing wrong with a 5.7 is the cam. It's better than a stock 5.9, but it is similar in that it just kind of falls on it's face at about 5200 rpm. Put a mild cam in it and it no longer feels like a truck motor. That's why mine is getting a 6.4 M6 cam.

Pretty sure it wasn't a stock 392 in Hart's car. But I agree with being careful either way.

Here’s the instructions. https://documents.holley.com/6013.pdf?_gl=1*1p7q4pm*_ga*NDg1Mzk4MDA0LjE3MTM3MTMzMzk.*_ga_W0HV84HP8M*MTcxMzcxMzMzOS4xLjAuMTcxMzcxMzMzOS4wLjAuMA Interesting that it say ‘05-‘07. The ‘08 5.7 and ‘08-‘10 6.1 should be the same, so no idea why they left those out. They...

Have you looked at the instructions? Bet they are online if you haven’t bought the kit yet, and it should cover it. Wouldn’t be surprised if the reference to other motors is just because the same sensor works in those as well as a G3.

I agree, I wouldn't want to have that in the back of my mind either.

No Bolts Left Behind on YT had an issue with the oil pressure on his 5.7 swap and it turned out to be the wrong pickup. I guess the tab is clocked differently between a VVT motor and no-VVT motor and he had the wrong one so it didn't bolt down square and allowed for a leak. Based on your...

Nicely done! I am impressed.

Weird thing about that comparison is that the Holley motor mounts move the motor forward 1.75" so I would have expected the Holley pan to have the sump slide back when compared to the Jeg's or similar pan. But it appears to be the opposite.

Another suggestion would be a factory replacement Charger/Challenger radiator and fan. Then you could run factory hoses and plumb in the factory 6.4 oil cooler, too. Things Change.. Butters is now getting a 392

I wouldn’t be surprised if the Challenger cluster could display the current gear as well. If so, you could get rid of the one attached to the paddles. I know my wife’s 200 can do it, but not sure on the Challenger. Just a thought.

How soon before you drive this thing?

Right, I know what they look like both in the new Challenger and separate. I just wondered what they look like without the bezel you molded in and if it could be grafted in without the raised lip. You have your bezel separated so I wonder what the IP looked like without the stock bezel. Nice...

I wondered about that. Figured I was just thinking about it too hard. :D What's the cluster look like separate from the part you molded into the bezel?

Looks good. Better than I expected.

Have you set it in the car yet? Curious if there is any interference with the steering column support. Seems like the original cluster would be deeper than the Challenger one so should be good, but not sure.

As much as I loved the gauges of my ‘15 Challenger, not sure I can see it in the interior of an old car. At the same time, I love the idea of more modern gauges with some additional info like what the CC speed is set to. Or even configurable screens in the same layout as the Rallye gauges...

Looks good! Did you end up getting that 6.1 intake?

Little surprised that Sublime hasn’t worked out a kit for the Borgeson box yet.

I remember that car, saw it at Mopars at the Strip one year.

Nice car! I love the look of the G3 in an old car. Some don’t, but I do. And the 6.1 is the one that turned me onto them. Funny thing is, I’m doing a 5.7 into a 73, but with the 6.4 intake. I suspect the idea that a 6.1 is easier is because they don’t have VVT or an SRV intake. But beyond...

I swear I am not actively looking for this info. I saved the first video in this playlist to watch later and forgot about until I tripped over it today. Interesting info, looks to be much easier than I thought.

Interesting…