long shot probably

[wheaton79chris]

I have the doh 1/16 kit. I'm wondering if anyone has attempted to make a aftermarket nose cone and spoiler to convert it to a Daytona

[lordairgtar]

The DOH kit was based on a Dodge Daytona racer. It was a later body style, though.

Edited December 9, 2012 by lordairgtar

[TooOld]

Yep . This is my own conversion , but Resin Motor Replicas makes a kit with the nose , wing , and fender scoops for $25 .

Edited December 9, 2012 by TooOld

[Greg Myers]

What did you do about the window plug ?

[wheaton79chris]

Is the off set in the engine block supposed to be there or is that from age of the molds

[TooOld]

What did you do about the window plug ?

I cut out that section of the body and used sheet styrene to make a plug .

Is the off set in the engine block supposed to be there or is that from age of the molds

The engine in mine is centered in the chassis . Or are you talking about the engine itself ? The driver side cylinder head is slightly forward of the passenger side .

[wheaton79chris]

The right rear of the block section is longer than the left

[TooOld]

Christopher , I checked a new DOH kit and two Street Charger kits and they are all the same . I had to remove the alignment pins to assemble the halves of my engine block , and the rear is too long on the drivers side . It needs to be filed down till it is flush so that the rear plate and bellhousing will mount properly . In the two photos , the black engine block is the new DOH and the white primered one is an old DOH block . I know I did some sanding on the old one but it wasn't as bad as the new ones are . Just make sure the front is flush as shown so the cylinder heads and intake manifold will fit properly .

[wheaton79chris]

Thank you guys. TooOld I filed it down and got it where I could work with it. It was a lot of plastic taken off but left enough to work with

[Greg Myers]

Looks like basic model building to me. Gotta do your research.

[azers]

The pics are great. Especially the one with trans. Great views of engine oil staining for us detail fanatics. Thanks.

[wheaton79chris]

Neat (little) engine once it starts coming together