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Welcome from Washington State.

Still working on this (weekend warrior)

We are going to need pictures.

I would love one, but can't really justify the cost. A friend at work just bought a pristine 2014? B5 Blue Hellcat 6 speed. It is nice and I'm sure fast as f#$%.

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Im sure it was a concern for the engineers, are you running 3/8” fuel lines and a fuel separator off of your fuel pump like OEM did? I think the original thermoquad was also designed to help combat vapor lock, I’m sure the main body being “plastic” helps with temperatures also

I was testing cars/trucks for Stellantis through mountain roads back in those days. All the way up to the Red Eye Demon Wide Body and the TRX. Never the 170. The only complaint I had was that shifting into 6th required me to stick my right elbow way out to catch the gear. Now I'm hearing about...

VERY nice engine compartment. ! Great colors . Never saw a tan engine, did I miss something about the 426 wedge ???

Happy birthday!!!

HBD!

Just throwing this out there - but has anyone successfully used a low lift hydraulic roller cam with solid roller lifters on a combo like mine? I had ruled it out because of expense, but flat tappet lifters seem to be a real problem these days.

"It doesn't do you any good sitting in the garage" Don Frelier

I could try to sell them I suppose, but shipping usually kills deals like this. Not sure how desirable the straight plug head with powdered metal seats are these days. The 915's are ready to bolt on, just need valve springs.

G'day from Australia :welcome:

If the before is on the drivers side, that's probably closer to the original..... according to the picture, and depending on how coarse the texture. And it is a bit too shiny. In my opinion.... either would have been okay for a non-real-A12. What you have now looks good!

People will buy almost anything if it's cheap enough. Ford Escort, Ford Pinto, Chrysler K car, VW Beetle, & etc.

"I drank what?" - Socrates "Do it right or do it over" "There's three types of rigging - fast, safe, and cheap. You get to pick two." -John Keller, an old crew manager of mine

Because it’s Saturday, I assuming they are closed and I don’t have any patience .