Let’s face it, if you are into Mopars you are going to work harder, pay more, and have far fewer options than those of us who are into Chevrolets when it comes to parts for your performance muscle car. There is no place that this is more evident than in the suspension department. There are very few companies that offer badass pro touring suspension systems for them so if you want to go hardcore you need to really want it. And that is exactly the way I would describe David from Willomet Motor and Fabrication.

He doesn’t do anything halfway, which is how I came to know about him, because he’s got an insanely awesome square-body Suburban that makes my heart go pitter-patter. So when I saw this cool Charger project he was working on, I knew we needed to share it. I’ll have more of his other project videos coming too for you Suburban fans.

But for you pro-touring folks, and Mopar fans, check out the install of the Chris Alston Chassisworks Ultimate Pro-Touring Suspension and get a good look at this awesome project right here.

Video Description:

This day has been a long time coming. The pro-touring suspension for my 1970 Dodge Charger is here and it’s going on the car. Long ago, I selected the Ultimate Pro-Touring Front Suspension from Chris Alston’s Chassisworks, integrating their system in my own custom 4×2 tube chassis. Today, we bolt up that entire front system, and even make time to pop on a test tire (305/30R19) and a fender. It almost looks like a car.

There’s also a special challenge to all my fellow garage builders out there, so be sure to watch to the end and find out.