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Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 05 Mar 2011 17:14
by Eddie
I think it would be a great idea Jeff. E-85 would easily support 10:5 to 1 or even much higher than that! It is used a lot in Supercharged, Turbo, and 14:5 to 1 Comp ratio engines. Ethanol based fuels are detonation 'resistant' due to the much cooler combustion and the fact thats it's 105 Octane. You could even see a horsepower/torque increase and I bet it would 'cure' any pinging issues. My modified E-85 Holley was only 540.00 bucks and worked very well out of the box. Eric at Horsepower Innovations built my E-85 Carb. http://www.horsepowerinnovations.com (dont blow a jizz valve when you see the gm car) :lol:

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 28 Mar 2011 16:28
by RedRaven
Not long now Eddie and you be heading for DENVER CALARADA for that sweet 73 dude.

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 28 Mar 2011 17:51
by Eddie
Yep, Jim and I are heading out April 13, 6:00 AM should be at Drew's on April 15 around 2-3 PM and then to Phil's place. He sent me the completed interior pics on a private file,(I tried to load them but no-go), I will take plenty of pics and a video or 2.

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 28 Mar 2011 22:02
by drewcrane
ahh looks like I need to patch the air mattress,well I hope one of them works, I will have to fill it up this weekend to make sure(note taken) :idea:

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 29 Mar 2011 2:21
by Eddie
drewcrane wrote:ahh looks like I need to patch the air mattress,well I hope one of them works, I will have to fill it up this weekend to make sure(note taken) :idea:

Thanks a bunch Bro,, we really appreciate that, tell Lisa I said Hi,& Thank her too! I sold a bunch of N.O.S. parts and that will pay for my trip,, Phil wants to sell me the Cragars and Pypes stainless exhaust but I need to save every penny for that new Keisler RS-5-Speed Heavy Duty trans,, the whole kit is gonna set me back around 5,000 including the twin disc SFI clutch and manual pedal assembly. I'll have a set of Cop Car 15" steelies with used cheap rubber. I cant freakin wait man. :lol: I'll bring a couple of sleeping bags,,we'll be fine.

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 29 Mar 2011 4:00
by patrick
I'm excited for you!!! :D You have a safe trip! Can't wait to see a few pic's of the trip and car.

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 29 Mar 2011 7:34
by dave-r
Don't get lost Eddie! :mrgreen:

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 29 Mar 2011 11:37
by RedRaven
dave-r wrote:Don't get lost Eddie! :mrgreen:


I bet he ends up steaming drunk and pennyless doing the motorboat on that vampire lady of tonapah!!! :lol:

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 12 Apr 2011 18:46
by Eddie
Got everything loaded up. Leaving in 16 Hours to Denver! I'll take plenty of pics, cant wait to see Drew&Lisa and the Beautiful Colorado Landscape. :D CYA soon Bro! :thumbsup:

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 12 Apr 2011 18:53
by Eddie
RedRaven wrote:
dave-r wrote:Don't get lost Eddie! :mrgreen:


I bet he ends up steaming drunk and pennyless doing the motorboat on that vampire lady of tonapah!!! :lol:

Wayne--I wish!!! :lol: Dave, I know I'll forget my mum's kibby. So I am eating it all tonight!! :P

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 12 Apr 2011 19:18
by Adrian Worman
I wish I was in your shoes right now..............just bloody love all the excitemant, sleepless nights, not being able to think about anything else :!: ..................BRILLIANT STUFF!!!!!!!! :mrgreen:

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 12 Apr 2011 19:37
by dave-r
You tease eddie!

You let me have a taste of that kibby and then hid it at home so you could eat it all yourself! :lol:

Take care mate.
Don't go driving past your turn offs.
and don't go picking up loose women! :lol:

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 12 Apr 2011 21:06
by RedRaven
And watch out for them Sharmutas bro.....Shake and Bake.......

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 12 Apr 2011 22:19
by drewcrane
Don't go driving past your turn offs.


Lisa can help with that eh ed :lol:

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 13 Apr 2011 4:20
by patrick
drewcrane wrote:Don't go driving past your turn offs.


Lisa can help with that eh ed :lol:


And you can hold a sign at your exit, Drew! :lol: Drive safe Eddie! And have a great time!!!

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 13 Apr 2011 8:44
by RedRaven
The LEGEND that is EDDIE NASSER...............

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 15 Apr 2011 13:10
by drewcrane
they are here Ed and his friend Jim arrived yesterday afternoon and soon we will be picking up a chally more to come.......................

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 15 Apr 2011 21:50
by drewcrane
this car is so nice if Ed didnt but I would have found a way to get is , all it needs is powerplant.

Ed is happier than a two peckered billy goat and he should be this is a nice car and i cant wait till he gets it done :D :s009:

here is a walk around

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSTfgc0JfsQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QtMcAD6rY4

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 15 Apr 2011 21:55
by Adrian Worman
drewcrane wrote:this car is so nice if Ed didnt but I would have found a way to get is , all it needs is powerplant.

Ed is happier than a two peckered billy goat and he should be this is a nice car and i cant wait till he gets it done :D :s009:

here is a walk around

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSTfgc0JfsQ


..........thats brilliant, here we say "Happier than a dog with two cocks", sounds about the same don't it? :mrgreen:

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 15 Apr 2011 22:20
by drewcrane
Adrian Worman wrote:
drewcrane wrote:this car is so nice if Ed didnt but I would have found a way to get is , all it needs is powerplant.

Ed is happier than a two peckered billy goat and he should be this is a nice car and i cant wait till he gets it done :D :s009:

here is a walk around

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSTfgc0JfsQ


..........thats brilliant, here we say "Happier than a dog with two cocks", sounds about the same don't it? :mrgreen:

yea same thing :mrgreen:

here are some of my buddies cars

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zdb-oS1JHKA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJiazmwx-G8

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 16 Apr 2011 7:04
by patrick
Looks really good, Eddie! Mine is in the shop, right now doing all kind's of quarter panel repare. :? I'm hoping this will do it for a few years before, I put her on the spit! :| That 73 looks very nice! Again, enjoy yourself. I'll call you next weekend unless, you want to call my cellphone. I have a good one. LOL! And again, drive safe!

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 17 Apr 2011 14:37
by Eddie
Thanks Pat, I will either call you today or next weekend. The Chally is a 1972 Model, the title says so! :lol: It's better than the pics reveal, there isnt any rust issues at all, the paint is decent, the trim and chrome are outstanding! The interior is sweet, but it's coming apart for the subframe connectors and torque boxes and I am gonna weld a skid plate to the K-member like my 70 . It's got power steering and manual front discs but that will change to power brakes and Cop Car rotors. The wife told me she wants to drive it and wants a auto tranny installed! More the reason to stay with a manual gear box! She has already wrecked her new 2011 Dodge Journey by driving into a tree. :roll: Thanks for the hospitality Drew! We both had a blast in denver and cant wait to return! This time the '72' will get driven out West for Vanishing Point part II with 500 cubes, RS 5-Speed with .67 overdrive, H.D. suspension ect

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 17 Apr 2011 14:40
by Eddie
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Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 17 Apr 2011 14:45
by Eddie
When we arrived at Drew's his entire Front Yard had what appeared to be dogshit turds spread everywhere! We didnt see them until we had stepped in it. :lol: It was 'areate' a procedure to get the claylike dirt mixed with this stuff so the grass will grow. Jim&I are dumb hicks! :lol:

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 17 Apr 2011 16:19
by drewcrane
Eddie wrote:When we arrived at Drew's his entire Front Yard had what appeared to be dogshit turds spread everywhere! We didnt see them until we had stepped in it. :lol: It was 'areate' a procedure to get the claylike dirt mixed with this stuff so the grass will grow. Jim&I are dumb hicks! :lol:



LOL :s009:

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 17 Apr 2011 20:48
by dave-r
I get a process called "Hollow-Tine Aeration done on my lawn once a year. It reduces soil compaction allowing the grass roots to spread and gain better acess to air, nutrients and moisture. :wink:

Eddie that Chally looks awesome. I am getting a bit of hassle from Diana about coming over for another road trip but I am working on her. :lol:

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 17 Apr 2011 21:56
by RedRaven
dave-r wrote:I get a process called "Hollow-Tine Aeration done on my lawn once a year. It reduces soil compaction allowing the grass roots to spread and gain better acess to air, nutrients and moisture. :wink:

Eddie that Chally looks awesome. I am getting a bit of hassle from Diana about coming over for another road trip but I am working on her. :lol:



I dont know where to start with my missus.....How do I tell her I goin to the states again??? :lol:

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 17 Apr 2011 22:29
by Eddie
Dave & Wayne--Good Luck with the Missus,, I really hope you 2 can make it--wont be the same without you dudes plus how the hell am I gonna drive this beast out West by my lonesome. I would get lost a dozen times for sure plus with my 40 MPH driving style... :lol: . I put the 72 next to my 70. I am very grateful to have such good mates. Drew found this Gem for me, Jim helped me get it home. Lisa made sure I didnt get lost again. :lol: I am going to leave it white. I will order frame connectors from XV and the torque boxes from ART along with their skid plate. I want to remove the undercoating from the whole car and coat it with Duraliner then paint it white. It will never rust with that stuff and look factory kinda. :lol: This car will be driven in the rain or snow,,yearround just like Drew's. :s004:

Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 17 Apr 2011 22:32
by Eddie
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Re: 73 Challenger

PostPosted: 17 Apr 2011 22:35
by Eddie
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