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Old 07-10-2010, 12:58 AM
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I have customer that wants a new Hemi swap for his Road Runner- I'm great with LS stuff but the Chrysler stuff is new to me- any companies you recommend? anything to look out for- he want to go with a stick and pistol grip shifter- Thanks _ Chris
For engine management and transmission control if using an automatic, I would recommend using Street and Performance for anything basic or mildly modified engine wise. It is a straight forward install and requires minimal knowledge to figure out. It comes with a single harness that is routed to the correct length of all connectors. And best of all it only requires like 5 wires to hookup to the car wiring. I installed a setup in a charger with the chrysler 5 speed automatic and it was super easy.

Stay away from anything having to do with F.A.S.T. Their setup is more tunable for absolute maximum HP but is quite a pain to link together and can only be used with and LS style manual throttle body. Which by the way requires having an ugly throttle cable draped across the intake and going thru the firewall. The MULTIPLE harness setup is annoying and has way to much length for all connectors. Their harness is modular meaning you can choose which components you use like injectors,coil packs,etc...and if you want to control the newer automatic transmission it takes an additional computer and additional harness to work that as well. All adding up to higher prices for extra packaging and and extra work to install. I also installed one of these systems in a challenger and it was such a headache.

Both cars had aftermarket front suspensions but Street and performance also makes a shorter oil pan and pickup tube for stock k-member clearance.

Hope it helps you out!
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Old 07-10-2010, 01:23 AM
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The new Challengers are available with a t56, which AFAIK is the same in the SRT-8 as the viper box, juding by all of our transmission rebuild tools SPX sends us at the Dodge store I worked at are all the same for the VIPER/Challenger SRT8 T56.

I'm looking into swapping my cousings Charger SRT8 to 6 speed eventually, and using off the shelf OEM Challenger 09+ R/T or SRT stuff seems to be the way to go.
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Old 07-10-2010, 12:23 PM
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With the AlterKtion K frame, a stock truck oil pan fits just fine, no need for fancy aftermarket pans. It may clear stock K's too but I did not check. I've got a '68 Sport Satelitte convertible in the shop that I'm building right now. 6.1L hemi, truck auto trans, TTI headers (DS needs slight tweaking to clear trans pan) Air Ride all 4 corners and 13" Baer brakes all 4 corners.
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