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04-21-2008 #1
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Time Machines new Modern Muscle conversion
We are offering a new conversion for mopars. We can do the entire conversion or just offer the parts to do the conversion. We offer this through our new company Modern Muscle. See www.realmodernmuscle.com.
Modern Muscle is offering state of the art conversions to the public on their own car. The idea here is take your existing muscle car and make into a modern driving machine. Please see our challenger as an example. See pics.
What did we do? A stock restored 1971 340 Dodge Challenger was delivered to our shop. What did we do to it? We changed the front suspension and rear suspensions to our new Modern Muscle bolt-in suspension kits. This allows the challenger handle like a modern day car. We added a fuel injected 6.1 hemi that made 597 HP and 528 Ft. Lbs of torque that still gets 20 mpg thanks to a Passon overdrive A833 transmission, when you do not get into it too much. We added 17 and 18 inch wheels as well. This owner did not want to change the interior on this one but we did add a vintage a/c system to this modern muscle conversion. We did this entire conversion in two weeks.
Thanks
Mike
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04-21-2008 #2
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Wow thats on sick ass challenger ad quite a quick turnaround. I'm sure all the Mopar guys will love this.
Chris Smock aka Blazed67
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04-21-2008 #3
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do you do the front end kits for a-body mopars also?
04-21-2008 #4
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Yes, we have an a body front kit. No rear kit yet. It is planned.
Mike
Originally Posted by shortz
04-21-2008 #5
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what kind of price are we looking at? and how far away for the rear? going to be 4 link kit?
pm me if you like
04-21-2008 #6
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car is a 69 dart by the way
04-21-2008 #7
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Just curious, why are the rear tires so skinny?
Same with your Camaro I saw at Autorama?Jeff Schwartz 815-770-0751
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04-22-2008 #8
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Great upgrade package Mike! These cars are really growing on me!
04-23-2008 #9
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Welcome aboard Mike! that's some nice stuff!
Tony Langlois
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04-18-2014 #10
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hello everyone I'm anew user,
I am a huge fan of dodge challenger, and I am willing to buy sooner or later and make my everyday day!
but I was curious about how did you install the suspension and where did you fit it?
and how much are we talking about to buy such an engine, gearbox and differential
if you like please pm me,
best regards,
Eddy
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