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Gallery: Install a Classic Industries A-Body Door Jamb Repair Plate

If you have owned a 1967-1976 Mopar A-Body, you have most likely experienced damage to a door jamb in the striker post area. The...

Hughes Engines Tech Center: Sneaky Small Block ‘Cuda

Obviously not as outrageous as the billboards of the 1971 ‘Cuda, hockey stick stripes from 1970 models were a much more subtle suggestion of...

Gallery: Patriot Exhaust Products Advances Exhaust Cutouts into the 21st Century

Performance-oriented enthusiasts started removing the exhaust shortly after the auto manufacturers introduced “restrictive” mufflers. The concept was simple. Without the mufflers, the vehicle’s engine...

Gallery: Silver Sport Transmissions’ Speed Analyzer Determines Correct Transmission

With gasoline costs uncomfortably high, many enthusiasts have started thinking twice before trekking to a car show an extended distance from their home. A...

Gallery: Project Orange Crush Gets A Facelift With Classic Industries And OER

We have made the mistake of not restoring one of the most important parts of Project Orange Crush, the grille. The grille is the...

Gallery: Poor Shifting Fixed With Lucas Oil Products In Project Trail ‘n Thrash

It can be impressive how regular maintenance and proper fluids can help restore the performance of your vehicle. Our 2013 Jeep Wrangler, Project Trail...

Gallery: Moser Engineering 8 3/4″ Axle Shaft Upgrade For Our 1970 Super Bee

Replacing axles do not normally happen until there is failure or a restoration. Axle shaft failures can happen in multiple ways, such as snapping,...

Updating Fender-Mounted Blinker Indicators with LED Lights

Recently, we came across a question by a member of the Facebook group The Dodge Dart Page. Customarily, reading the questions and the subsequent...

Hughes Engines Tech Center: Valley Pan Vernacular

The big block Mopar’s valley pan remains one of this storied brand’s subtle quirks. While many other engine types used the intake manifold itself...

Gallery: Our 1971 Dodge Charger Gets A R/T Grille Facelift With Classic Industries

When we purchased our 1971 Dodge Charger R/T, it was a great driver quality car but it needed quite a bit of freshening up...

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Chunky Monkey: 8¾ Rear End Center Section Rebuild

If you're building a classic Mopar muscle car, chances are if your machine came from the factory with anything bigger than an 318, you've...

The General Rides Again: Everything You Need to Know To Build a Correct General Lee

In 1978, a decision was made over at Warner Brothers to film at least five episodes of a brand new TV series called “The...

Swap a Modern HEMI Into Your Classic Mopar with Mopar’s New Crate HEMI Engine Kits

With modern HEMI swaps into old Mopars becoming quite popular, Mopar has decided to step up their game with a fantastic announcement at the...

Gallery: ’66-’70 B-Body 8.75 Rear Differential Identifiers & Markings

For 1966-1970 Plymouth and Dodge B-bodies there were three basic rear end assemblies that were available: the 8¼, the 8¾, and the 9¾ Dana...

What You May Not Know About The “Vanishing Point” 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T

"Vanishing Point"; it’s a name well known in the Mopar community. Many have seen the movie but surprisingly, quite a few haven’t. Spoiler alert...

Go Manual With Passon Performance’s 4-Speed Conversion Kit

Sadly, not all Mopars were outfitted with 4-speeds and finding one isn’t easy. Even if you find a manual car that might have had...