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Alex@shopHEMI

392 Procharged Going To Australia

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Here are some teaser pics of a nice build going to Australia. Will have some Dyno numbers at the end of next week when we get done piping up the intercooler system.

Arrington 392

K1 3.795 Crank

Oliver Billet I Beams

Arrington Billet Mains

Mahle 2618 Pistons with Steel Top Ring

Tool Steel Wrist Pins

Phase 4 6.1L Big Valve Heads

Stage 2 Intake

92MM TB

ProCharger F1R Rce Cog Setup

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Engine Dyno and Calibration service is available on ALL our builds. We are the ONLY shop and builder in the Hemi community that can offer this level of service. Why go anywhere else???? From BUMPER TO BUMPER 1 STOP.

A.J.

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What car is that beast destined to power? Australia has a very limited selection of modern Mopar vehicles. I know the Challenger is not sold there, which is a shame because lots of Aussies are really into the classic Mopar performance.

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What car is that beast destined to power? Australia has a very limited selection of modern Mopar vehicles. I know the Challenger is not sold there, which is a shame because lots of Aussies are really into the classic Mopar performance.

If you read all the posts it says 300C

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Couldn't someone buy a Challenger or Charger in the U.S. and just put it on a boat to Australia?

U.F.O.

I think the import taxes are in the tens of thousands of dollars. It's the same with Harley's they cost 2-3x what they do here because of the import taxes.

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I also believe that no left hand steer cars are allowed in Austraila as well.

Stevo

I just got back from living in Australia and yes if you bring a car from the US and it is newer than 20 years old (I think) you to convert it to a right hand drive.

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Everything has to be reworked and Moved. Doesn't work with the stock setup very well. A/C Has to be removed and Radiator has to be cut just about in half. Alot of thought put into the design but definitely not for a street car.

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