The 2010 Challenger SRT8 comes ready for the track. There are some modest mods available that give just a bit more drivability. All of my mods have one goal, improve road course (read: Nürburgring) driving experience. Of course, there are some minor asthetics mods as well.
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425 Horsepower (crank) (317kW) @ 6200 rpm
420 lb-ft Torque (crank) (569 Nm) @ 4800 rpm
Compression Ratio 10:3:1
Transmission Tremec TR-6060
Weight 4,170lb 1892 kg
Wheel 20x9" 245/45 Front 255/45 Rear
~550 Horsepower (wheel) (410kW) @ 6100 rpm
~575 lb-ft Torque (wheel) (780Nm) @ 5200 rpm
My buddy Yarb installed a set of the sequential turn signals, I really liked the look of them so I decided to pull the trigger on a set. I also grabbed the pulsing brake light kit. I ordered the kit from Webelectric.
Bremmer Kraft
BR05 20" Diameter 8.5" Wide in front and 10" in the back.
They have an 18mm offset with a 6.22" backspacing. The rears come
flush to the fender with Michellen Super Sport 275x35 rear and
245x35 up front.
The car is a heavy beast. The factory sways are not up to the
task of extreme turning without a lot of body roll. These bad boys
keep her planted and she drives like she is on rails now. This kit is a must for road course
drivers!
The KW V2 were pretty straight forward to install. I did
these and the sways at the same time. The option to dial in
the dampening is something I have yet to play with. The height
adjustment is a 20minute job - too easy.
The Hurst Billet shifter is a no brainer. The
stock shifter has a really long throw. I had issues witih locking
into second. With this bad boy, you clearly know when your in gear.
There is about a 2" shorter throw on the lower gears.
What can I say about the Vortech V3. ~200 additional horses. Yes Please. This thing is like having another car in my car. When the boost kicks in, you are thrown into the back of your seat. The maxflow bypass/blowoff valve rounds it out!
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