u/Planetary_Mayor

I have a 1968 Plymouth Fury 3 sedan, and I've been fixing it up for a few years now. My goal is to make the car a lot of fun to drive and hopefully be able to drift it a little. Not like professional 800 horsepower drifting, I just want to dip my toes in. I'm rebuilding the stock 318 to hopefully hit just over 300 horsepower, manual swapping a tkx 5 speed into it, limited slip differential, and rebuilding all of the suspension to stiffen things up a bit. My question is, does this have the potential to get sideways at all? I've never drifted before but I'd love to be able to try it out. A lot of people are doubting me, mostly due to the 318 being a smaller engine, so I really hope y'all can help me out here. Thanks!

Nothing crazy, just some mig welded tacks. Curious what y'all think

I've had this 12" subwoofer in my car for a few years now, and I was always curious what the db level actually was because I tuned it to dig real deep. I only just got a decibel meter in the car today, and it hit a peak of 123 db at 25hz, and at 20hz it still managed to hit 120 db. It does sound a little boomy because the port is just doing so much work, so in the future I'd like to try out a sealed enclosure and a ported enclosure side by side, or possibly just a big sealed enclosure