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70 Challenger Mini Tub.

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That is the exact tire I'm looking to run. Thanks for all of the pictures and help.
 

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Yes, I narrowed my seat and re-wrapped the cover and notched my interior panels around the mini tubs. About the best pictures I have of rear.

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What do I do with this bracket? I need to cut it somehow when I cut the tub in half. Do I just cut it in half and weld it back on once I move the tub over.
Would you cut the tub down the middle of the flanges or just to the side? I imagine it would be hard to cut through all of the spot welds?

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I moved mine inboard with the inner tubs. Yes, it's a pain to get out.
 

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Leave it where it is just drill out the spot welds the new inner wheel well will fit to that bracket perfectly

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I had to replace the trunk floor inner and outer wheel wells and both quarter panels.
After replacing the floor I cut out the inner wheel well at the factory seem with a cut off wheel
Then I cleaned up my cut leaving the inner wheel wells for a reference point to install the new wider outer wheel wells from AMD after installing the inner I went back cut out the outer wheel wells that way I never lost my alignment point and the Quarter panel fit right up

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Ok, I was able to get the the pans in and fit up nicely. Next question is metal prep. I was thinking about preping the metal then using spraymax 2k epoxy. I'll probably use some type of undercoating to finish it off. Can I spray the undercoating on top of the 2k epoxy?

I also got the passenger side inner wheel tub cut out. Next I will cut the floor and install the US cartool frame notch.

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Your doing a very nice job

Yes you can go over the epoxy primer with undercoat
 

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Looks familiar I just figured out my back spacing on the rear wheels I’m going to order the rims this week. 3-4 month wait.
Did you go with the 4 inch narrowed housing or stock width?

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Nice piles of parts everyone has. I bought my wheels first. Mounted up some tires and mini-tubbed and we built my car around the tires and wheels.
 

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Everything is working out good
Trying to have it finished by the end of this year.
 

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2 inches per side 4 total.
That’s what Bill recommended
I’m using a 19X12 wheel with a 6” backspacing with a 345/35 tire.
 
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