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Offline ragtopdodge

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Re: AlterKtion Pics
« Reply #30 on: November 20, 2006 - 10:00:55 PM »
I'll check with Speedomotive


I think it's this one:

http://www.milodon.net/oilpans/pg25.htm

BTW, what side does the motor mount interfer w/the cross-bolt?  I'm a little concerned as I've an Alterkation too, but all I have is the plastic hemi for mockup; was planning w/going w/Keith Black for a block.
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Re: AlterKtion Pics
« Reply #31 on: November 21, 2006 - 06:12:05 AM »
The problem with the Indy Maxx block is: 1) the bottom of the block is extra wide, 2) the cross main bolts protrude from the block about 1/2 inch from the block

On the passenger side only minimal problem with motor mount

On driver side, the bolts hit the motor mount but we drilled out a hole for the bolt head to clear, the headers 2 1/4 primaries when tightened to the head rest completely touching the block.  The problem also is the Stage V head with the headers.  :bricks1:

I am not knocking the Indy Maxx block, I spoke with Indy re: the width and the bolt issue, I spoke with Bill Reilly re: the mount issue, and I spoke with Tti re: the header issue

With the Alterktion setup, I went with the Flaming River Tilt column and 2 u-joint d-shaft connection to the power steering connection.  The upper u-joint also hits the header. So we got a Heim bolt and are going to weld it the driver side shock tower side to pull the shaft & u-joint away from the header

Everyone aware but no one is going to change their setup, unfortunately at this time   :villagers:

I may have a custom header built later.

Believe me, I have converted every stock part from the BeCool radiator to the 3 inch tips (the alterktion with Wilwood brakes, GVO system, ceramic coated polished Tti headers, x-pipe exhaust (not compatible with GVO), Ride Tech suspension in rear, US Tool frame connectors, and almost a hundred other expensive little pieces, the fuel system 1/2 line from tank, with all braided stainless hoses, etc etc etc;   when using all these aftermarket pieces, there become some many fit issues.

If you need any info on a complete conversion, please ask me. 

I think that MCG mag is going to do a pic story since we have all the resto pics - a great wealth of info

I have spared no expense  :(, was not anticipated or even planned at the beginning; (of course wife not aware of all the expense, YET :scared:) not aware that all these issues have cost a $3,000.00 mechanic estimate to nearly a $10,000.00 completion due to all the modifications

Going from a small block to this HEMI conversion -   :money: PRICELESS

Joel - out  HAPPY TURKEY DAY on Thursday - heading to Ft Lauderdale  in 3 hours, then to Universal Studios on Friday

Anybody out there close by let me know I would love to meet someone in person and see your car

Later
70 Dodge Challenger Convertible 6.1 Hemi


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Re: AlterKtion Pics
« Reply #32 on: November 21, 2006 - 03:33:24 PM »
The problem with the Indy Maxx block is: 1) the bottom of the block is extra wide, 2) the cross main bolts protrude from the block about 1/2 inch from the block

On the passenger side only minimal problem with motor mount

On driver side, the bolts hit the motor mount but we drilled out a hole for the bolt head to clear, the headers 2 1/4 primaries when tightened to the head rest completely touching the block.  The problem also is the Stage V head with the headers.  :bricks1:

I am not knocking the Indy Maxx block, I spoke with Indy re: the width and the bolt issue, I spoke with Bill Reilly re: the mount issue, and I spoke with Tti re: the header issue

With the Alterktion setup, I went with the Flaming River Tilt column and 2 u-joint d-shaft connection to the power steering connection.  The upper u-joint also hits the header. So we got a Heim bolt and are going to weld it the driver side shock tower side to pull the shaft & u-joint away from the header

Everyone aware but no one is going to change their setup, unfortunately at this time   :villagers:

I may have a custom header built later.

Believe me, I have converted every stock part from the BeCool radiator to the 3 inch tips (the alterktion with Wilwood brakes, GVO system, ceramic coated polished Tti headers, x-pipe exhaust (not compatible with GVO), Ride Tech suspension in rear, US Tool frame connectors, and almost a hundred other expensive little pieces, the fuel system 1/2 line from tank, with all braided stainless hoses, etc etc etc;   when using all these aftermarket pieces, there become some many fit issues.

If you need any info on a complete conversion, please ask me. 

I think that MCG mag is going to do a pic story since we have all the resto pics - a great wealth of info

I have spared no expense  :(, was not anticipated or even planned at the beginning; (of course wife not aware of all the expense, YET :scared:) not aware that all these issues have cost a $3,000.00 mechanic estimate to nearly a $10,000.00 completion due to all the modifications

Going from a small block to this HEMI conversion -   :money: PRICELESS

Joel - out  HAPPY TURKEY DAY on Thursday - heading to Ft Lauderdale  in 3 hours, then to Universal Studios on Friday

Anybody out there close by let me know I would love to meet someone in person and see your car

Later

I'm about 45 minutes from Universal, I live right here in FL.  I'll be in Tampa on Thursday, but will be back in Orlando on Friday.  Feel free to drop me a line (PM me and I'll give you my cell number) and I'll tell you how to get to my house.
Bob

1973 'Cuda

If we never drown we'll never know how well it tastes....So tell me how it tastes and I'll know just how well you drowned.

My build:
http://www.cuda-challenger.com/cc/index.php?topic=45749.0