New rear suspension for B-body

[NorwayCharger]

I took this from mopar muscle....

Make Mine a G-Machine
Thanks to the folks at Am-Fab and Time Machines in Hudson, Florida, you can actually convert your classic Mopar into a hard-handling, high-tech G-Machine with little trouble. Time Machine's rear suspension kit is something to behold with all-tubular control arms, cradle, and steel-reinforced framerail supports. The rear independent suspension package includes a Dana 44 center section, optional high-performance Baer disc brakes, and coilover shocks. A polished-aluminum cover and high-quality building materials make this rear setup as attractive as it is impressive. Time Machines guarantee a simple exchange into your Mopar with the removal of a single rear brace.
Time Machines
(727) 869-9577

http://moparmusclemagazine.com/techarticles/mopp_0605_new_mopar_parts/

[68ChargerJMP]

It  will sell for about $12k to $14k.

[NorwayCharger]

It  will sell for about $12k to $14k.

well, if i win the lottery...
But nice it was.

[is_it_EVER_done?]

Unless you are after the BLING factor, a solid axle can easily be made to perform as well, or better.

[hemihead]

But Why??? 

[Rolling_Thunder]

too bad noone makes an IRS that could somehow use the 8 3/4 pumpkin

[John_Kunkel]

It  will sell for about $12k to $14k.

This looks like as good or better for half the price:

http://www.kugelkomponents.com/products/suspension/rearsuspension.html

[Silver R/T]

I like second setup.

[Mike DC]

     
Too bad there isn't a cheapo setup invented yet.  You could sell the control arms & some mounting plates with a used 8.75" diff housing & some U-jointed half-shafts on it.  Let people supply their own pumpkin & brakes for it. 

It would probably work better than a lot of that fragile expensive shiny stuff at SEMA anyway.