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  1. niteshift70

    PST coil spring IFS conversion

    Has anyone seen, or had any experience with PST's complete K frame coil over conversion. I know some folks like their stuff for the factory front suspension, but I have no experience with them. Looking to make some room and put the Satellite on a diet on the nose. Not a huge fan of the RMS...
  2. niteshift70

    A boost ready Gen III stroker would be mighty nice...

    A boost ready Gen III stroker would be mighty nice... With the current state of the market support for Small Block/Magnum dwindling, especially in the block department, the new hemi will soon be the way forward. Factory iron blocks for the Gen III are good for over 900 hp without major issue...
  3. niteshift70

    How and why did you get into Mopars?

    How about a little backstory about what steered you towards mopars?
  4. niteshift70

    RB crank teck question

    Just for grins and giggles, couldnt you shave quite a few grams by cutting your 440 steel crank counterweights down to "b" engine size (.360" smaller) and balancing from there to use in a 440 build (or do the same for the stroker cranks)? That would shave roughly 250 grams of the starting weight...
  5. niteshift70

    New Gen 3 intake!

    Found this while parts surfing and thought somebody might be looking for something like this. Looks like a better option than the current crop of single planes. Might help with bottom end torque as well. http://ocperformanceparts.com/the_1st_single_4bbl_gen_3_hemi_dual_plane
  6. niteshift70

    OEM style 17 inch wheels

    Doing a little parts research for the Satellite and thought I'd get you guy's valuable insight and opinions. I really like the OEM look when it comes to wheels (as well as the police rally) but the tire selection totally sucks. Tire tech has come a long way to be stuck with the best the eighties...
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