Description: Written for the "nuts and bolts" level Chrysler enthusiast, this book covers virtually every aspect of performance improvement including engine swaps, suspension upgrades, transmission mods, brake improvements, rear end interchanges, etc. Ten chapters cover all aspects of performance improvement on Chrysler muscle and performance cars of the '60s and '70s. Included is information on installing an electronic ignition and electronically regulated charging systems for vehicles not so equipped."Every Mopar enthusiast remembers their learning curve: a long, slow climb from beginner to expert. Sure, there are plenty of history books and restoration guides, but when it comes to hands-on hot rodding, there aren't many sources for accurate information. In my case, I networked with like-minded friends, attended dozens of Mopar shows, and went to salvage yards just to look at parts as my understanding of Chrysler products developed over serveral years. If Frank Adkins' Hot Rodder's Guide to Do-It-Yourself Chrysler Performance Upgrades was available then, I could have skipped about four years of hunting and searching. It is perhaps the most informative book ever written for rear-wheel-drive Mopar owners who aren't obsessed with originality or date-coded parts. Adkins is a hands-on guy, and it shows. Whether you are new to the Mopar scene or were born with a Pentastar in your mouth, this book belongs in your library." -- Steve Magnante, HOTROD, July 2001 Softbound, 8 1/2" x 11", 112 pages, 340 b&w ill.

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