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"Welcome to the Mini-Mopar Resources website.  Here you can find information about how to diagnose, repair, and upgrade your Chrysler front-wheel drive vehicle.  This information applies all vehicles based off of Chrysler's L and K body platforms, which includes models from 1984 through 1994.  See the Mini-Mopar Body Types page for more information.  You may select a category from the list above, select one of the more popular features from below, or try the Mini-Mopar Troubleshooter.  To read more about this website and its author, click here."

"This website pertains to Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth front wheel drive vehicles from the model year 1982 through 1994, specifically those with 2.2L and 2.5L fuel injected engines.  It was created in 1997 with the intent to document some of the issues that frequently came up on the Shelby-Dodge Mailing List.  It went from a simple FAQ of sorts into a rather large repository during one, highly motivated winter in 1999.  Since then, updates were scarce until 2003 when the entire site was reorganized and updated."

"All in all, Chrysler's front-wheel drive, 2.2L and 2.5L turbocharged vehicles are quite fun to drive and a stock car can out-accelerate a ZR1 or a Mustang 5.0, if driven right. A stock turbo engine (Turbo I) will put out 147 HP and with a few, simple mods, closer to 170 HP. Since most of these cars are built rather light, the horse power to weight ratio is what makes them so quick."

"Some Dodge versions of these cars were taken in and modified by Carroll Shelby to become the Shelby line of Chrysler's performance cars, commonly called Shelby-Dodges. Most of these cars are equipped with modified suspension and often with an intercooled turbo (Turbo II) which can put out about 170 HP. These can also be modified further as with the Turbo I to put out closer to 190-200 hp! To find out more about Shelby-Dodges, I would recommend visiting Dempsey Bowling's homepage. He has compiled a lot of information about Shelby-Dodges including their history."

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