thats what they offered to do when i called them but my best friend has a sweet machine shop with state of the art CNC machines so we took it over there this morning cut it all apart and re welded everything and now just have to machine a couple of rings to reduce the two tubes down to 4.5" lot faster then trying to send it back and not sure of what i'll get back, i also was going to build my own when i discovered these dashes and thought it would be a lot less hassle to just order one guess i was wrong i'll post a pic when i get it all done and have the gauges in it

 

Got some pics of the it now !

 

no i didn't take any pics of it before i started fixing it but i worked on it for about 6 hrs today i filed in all the ruff edges and stared polishing the part that i'm leaving aluminum the upper part i'm using wrinkle paint to match what dodge did in the factory dash if it turns out like I see it in my head it will look really good i should have it done tomorrow

 

got it done painted polished and assembled

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heres some close ups

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took a pic of it all lit up

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That looks awsome....................!

 

Speed Hut Gauges??

 

Yes those are Speedhut gauges and i have to say that Speedhut was one of the better companies that i've dealt with

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As I said before, Sweeeet!!

 

so it turns out my new air fuel ratio gauge only works in conjunction with my AEM gauge that does not match my new stuff at all so been looking at all of the systems i can research and think this one is the one i'll get but really don't know if it is all that good won a bunch of awards at Sema so any one here use this gauge and what do you think its made by Prosport Innovate

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it looks close to what you have!

 

well what i did is buy a new air fuel gauge and a new boost gauge from Prosport there new evo line everyone says they work great with no problems, been reading every thing i can on them and cant find anything bad about them Prosport said it will take about 2 weeks to get them built


still have this brake kit for sale heres a link
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not a lot to update but been working on the console for the car it was in bad shape the nose had been busted in several pieces the side had also been busted out were the original 4 speed block off plate had been installed the tail section was completely gone and i don t really know what it was originally supposed to look like but a fabed up a tail piece out of fiberglass and then fabed up a aluminum insert for it, the center section i also fabed up out of aluminum and mounted my toggle switched in that and installed the shift boot still have to upholster the arm rest and then carpet the console

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Looks sweet! good job!

 

thanks i,m pretty happy how the tail piece turned out it will look better when i get the upholstery on it



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Looks great you nibbling away at the little stuff

 

ya have do do the little thing s been to cold to work on the car outside but i did get some work done outside today got my seats pulled and the 4 speed hump out of the car today and that left a bigger hole than i thought it would who ever put that in did a horrible job cutting out the original floor so went on line to see what was available and in the process a got an idea that maybe the new SRT challengers that come with the t 56 trans in them might have the center hump section that i could get and sure enough they sell the center hump and it goes far enough into the floor pans to fix every thing so thats what i bought and it was about half the price as the reproduction floor pans and now i won't have near the labor involved in fabbing up for the new trans

 

There is no real "hump" on the TR6060 trans equipped challengers other than that the shifter mounts on the top rear of the transmission. Not sure if that'll help or not, but if you go to www.challengertalk.com and search for "installing hurst short throw shifter" you ought to find a thread with pictures for ya (or try google?). Good luck!

 

its the steel floor pan center hump i bought heres a pic

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