How it’s made: Hurst Challenger

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Autoblog.com featured a great story about how current Hurst Challengers are made. For those who don’t know – Hurst is an aftermarket high-performance car parts supplier founded in 1958. Their transmission shifters and other products became legendary in auto racing, particularly in drag racing and among car customizers.

Current Hurst Challenger is basically a $22-32K upgrade package for R/T and SRT8 Challengers. Customers have to provide standard Challengers in order to get Hurst ones back. Click NEXT for more!

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Hurst paint department applies gold stripes to front bumper, hood, trunk, and rear fascia and they actually paint Hurst logos on the fenders instead of simply putting decals. Series 5 models get White Pear paint scheme [as SEMA show car]. Click NEXT for more!

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After body paint and/or stripes are finished Challengers get their engine, suspension and interior upgrades. Series 4 and 5 Challengers get a Vortech supercharger that puts 572 HP to these Hemis. The suspension is completely overhauled with parts from Eibach including new springs, adjustable shocks [ride height and stiffness] and sway bars. A full Magnaflow stainless steel cat-back exhaust system is installed afterwards for truly muscular sound. Polished forged 20-inch Hurst rims fits BFGoodrich KDW tires and replaces standard Dodge wheels.

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Interior upgrades feature gold perforated inserts and gold stitching on the seats and center armrest and doors. The legendary Hurst shifter makes the car a real Hurst Challenger. They now use a special gold handle instead of the classic white ball. Click NEXT for more!

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It is customers’ choice either get ones car delivered at a Dodge dealer or pick it up themselves at Hurst’s facility. Each Hurst Challenger is registered and gets Hurst serial number. Each customer also gets a photo book of their Hurst conversion process.

source: www.amcarguide.com

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How it’s made: Hurst Challenger

Page #1

Autoblog.com featured a great story about how current Hurst Challengers are made. For those who don’t know – Hurst is an aftermarket high-performance car parts supplier founded in 1958. Their transmission shifters and other products became legendary in auto racing, particularly in drag racing and among car customizers.

Current Hurst Challenger is basically a $22-32K upgrade package for R/T and SRT8 Challengers. Customers have to provide standard Challengers in order to get Hurst ones back. Click NEXT for more!

Page #2

Hurst paint department applies gold stripes to front bumper, hood, trunk, and rear fascia and they actually paint Hurst logos on the fenders instead of simply putting decals. Series 5 models get White Pear paint scheme [as SEMA show car]. Click NEXT for more!

Page #3

After body paint and/or stripes are finished Challengers get their engine, suspension and interior upgrades. Series 4 and 5 Challengers get a Vortech supercharger that puts 572 HP to these Hemis. The suspension is completely overhauled with parts from Eibach including new springs, adjustable shocks [ride height and stiffness] and sway bars. A full Magnaflow stainless steel cat-back exhaust system is installed afterwards for truly muscular sound. Polished forged 20-inch Hurst rims fits BFGoodrich KDW tires and replaces standard Dodge wheels.

Click NEXT for more!

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Interior upgrades feature gold perforated inserts and gold stitching on the seats and center armrest and doors. The legendary Hurst shifter makes the car a real Hurst Challenger. They now use a special gold handle instead of the classic white ball. Click NEXT for more!

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It is customers’ choice either get ones car delivered at a Dodge dealer or pick it up themselves at Hurst’s facility. Each Hurst Challenger is registered and gets Hurst serial number. Each customer also gets a photo book of their Hurst conversion process.

source: www.amcarguide.com

How it’s made: Hurst Challenger

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How it’s made: Hurst Challenger

Page #1

Autoblog.com featured a great story about how current Hurst Challengers are made. For those who don’t know – Hurst is an aftermarket high-performance car parts supplier founded in 1958. Their transmission shifters and other products became legendary in auto racing, particularly in drag racing and among car customizers.

Current Hurst Challenger is basically a $22-32K upgrade package for R/T and SRT8 Challengers. Customers have to provide standard Challengers in order to get Hurst ones back. Click NEXT for more!

Page #2

Hurst paint department applies gold stripes to front bumper, hood, trunk, and rear fascia and they actually paint Hurst logos on the fenders instead of simply putting decals. Series 5 models get White Pear paint scheme [as SEMA show car]. Click NEXT for more!

Page #3

After body paint and/or stripes are finished Challengers get their engine, suspension and interior upgrades. Series 4 and 5 Challengers get a Vortech supercharger that puts 572 HP to these Hemis. The suspension is completely overhauled with parts from Eibach including new springs, adjustable shocks [ride height and stiffness] and sway bars. A full Magnaflow stainless steel cat-back exhaust system is installed afterwards for truly muscular sound. Polished forged 20-inch Hurst rims fits BFGoodrich KDW tires and replaces standard Dodge wheels.

Click NEXT for more!

Page #4

Interior upgrades feature gold perforated inserts and gold stitching on the seats and center armrest and doors. The legendary Hurst shifter makes the car a real Hurst Challenger. They now use a special gold handle instead of the classic white ball. Click NEXT for more!

Page #5

It is customers’ choice either get ones car delivered at a Dodge dealer or pick it up themselves at Hurst’s facility. Each Hurst Challenger is registered and gets Hurst serial number. Each customer also gets a photo book of their Hurst conversion process.

source: www.amcarguide.com

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Best Of Wrong Number Texts

#12 Shocking news

Like “noticing” that man in the red suit really isn’t Santa Claus.. kids know?!

#11 Not good even for “friends”

When you think about it.. sticking your “foot” in your mouth is worse than wearing a mouth full of “BRACES”!

#10 Growing up

This parent knows what “sexting” is! Good joke Mom!!

#9 Embarrassing

She’s using all the tricks in the book.. and then “surprise”!

#8 Church text

There are probably many people who text in church.. God is not one of them!

#7 Good Ending

That’s going to be an interesting visit.. nice to have a cool family.

#6 “Oh ok… Wait What?”

That’s got to be the slowest reaction we’ve seen yet! But he’s busted!

#5 He got what he asked for..

Funny Pics! What’s in that pic.. that green thing?! Maybe next time, he’ll learn not to ask random internet acquaintances for pictures.

#4 Lost in Translation

This is an example of one of the most dramatic differences between the two English languages across the pond!

#3 Bold Fib

They might be worth “following” just for the sake of their wit.. it would not be boring!

#2 New MMS app

Too much fun! We want this app!

#1 Good Excuse

“Lent” comes in handy when making up excuses especially with clandestine meetings!

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Top 10 Ways Your Smartphone S.ucks

Smartphones have become the norm today, but that doesn’t mean they are 100% better. There are definite ways you would improve your “smart” phone if you could!

10. Battery Life

In comparison to the old flip phone you used to carry, your smartphone sucks more juice and usually dies sooner than you’d like. There’s nothing more annoying than being stuck out without a phone and no way of charging it!

9. Type Guessing

You’re phone tries so hard to understand what you are trying to say – but check Facebook and you’ll see a litany of autocorrect mistakes that can get you. This is mostly due to such a small keyboard compared to our thumb size and dexterity.

8. Controlling Your Own Phone

You may have noticed that your iPhone and your friends Android have different apps from you. But why can’t you change your apps? Not getting to control all the apps you want to use (or not use) can be frustrating. You just want to get rid of these useless apps!

7. Durability

Your previous flip phone could all but run over with a car before it would break – now your iPhone screen is cracked and you can’t text or call, and all you did was drop it two feet sitting on your couch!

6. Picture Quality

Probably one of the most improved issues with smartphones is the picture quality. With more people replacing their traditional cameras with their pocket ready smartphones – let’s face it, the camera quality comparatively sucks!

5. Dizzy With Distraction

Your phone e-mails, texts, Facebooks, Tweets, and still occasionally calls you. With all those capabilities you would think you are super productive and focused. Not so. Instead it becomes a distraction while driving, talking to friends, or even in your business meeting!

4. Constant Upgrades

So you just bought the iPhone 5 so you think you have the latest and greatest now – nope! The iPhone 6 is coming out just months after you bought your phone. There are some apps you can’t use, you are missing features, but that upgrade is super expensive!

3. Silence!

Notifications, text messages, and phone calls are not only distracting but also noisy! You can turn your phone to silent but that doesn’t stop those distracting messages coming across your screen. You can become almost become cross-eyed from the overwhelming notification attack.

2. Money, money, money

Data overages, text limits, and just the cost of minutes for smartphones these days are just ridiculous! There is nothing more annoying than getting your phone bill and seeing all the extra fees on an already outrageous bill.

1. Being a Phone

You can text, post to Facebook, Tweet, e-mail – you name it, it seems like your smartphone can do it. But wait, you did get your phone to make phone calls didn’t you? Ironically, when polled smartphone users report annoyance over dropped calls more than anything else!

With “modern” phones trying to make our lives easier, sometimes they just fall short and make it more difficult instead. Some days your phone just sucks!

Source: gizmocrazed.com

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