And, it's a Dodge, not a Shelby GLHS. The GLH turbo was a decent car but had a suck-through throttle body as opposed to a blow-through like the intercooled GLHS. Decent little cars - the GLHS was a screamer, 175hp in a tiny little Omni was no slouch! Carroll's personal car was a GLHS, with a Cosworth 16v head that he was planning to use on a '90 CSX that never happened (it was supposed to be Shelby blue with silver trim and silver Fiberide wheels like the 89 CSX-VNT), and a 60 trim VNT turbo that he got from a buddy of mine after I talked with him about the turbo on my car back in '01. His wife's daily was an 89 Dakota. People pooh-pooh the Shelby Dodges, but they were great little cars. Tough to make any kind of power in the EPA-choked 80s and 90s...but the little 2.2 and 2.5 turbos certainly did their share. And, easy to mod - all the later (87-up) turbo engines were forged bottom ends that could handle 30+ psi with no problem - provided you fed it enough fuel, and had good ARP studs clamping the head down. 10s in a minivan? Totally doable.