Really diggin' the car, more than any since my 78 Trans Am ! Never been a Dodge or Mopar guy but liked the Challenger from the get go. I've had my car a week and i find the combination of comfort and performance amazing. The straight line performance is awesome-yes there are faster , but not many. The handling is astounding for a 2 ton car and better than most. The BA/Kicker sound system is good enough that i wont be messing with it. I'm in the process of making the car "mine' now. i've added the rim stripes and the taillights are tinted . A couple more visual cues to set it apart and i'll be done in that arena. I want to work on the handling a bit. I realize a 4k pound car doesn't lend itself to roadcourses and jousting with M3's but it's gonna be fun to try lol I really do think this is a car I will keep for a long time and not just 3 or 4 years and trade in.
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Looking good, just be careful out there in the rain
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2010 Plum Crazy SRT8 with Manual Transmission-------
Mods list: K&N Typhoon CAI, Skip Shift Eliminator , Petty Strut Tower Brace, Diablo Predator 91CAI tune, License Plate backup camera with Lockpick V2, mini spare tire and adapter, Moroso Catch Can, some BT bling, 3rd brake pulser, Larry's mod Hurst shifter, coming soon Web Electric Sequential tail lights and LED under door lights
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Thanks, will do ! The car actually seems pretty surefooted after my ZCar on a 285/255 mix of tires lol Gonna add a little more width when it's tire time though
Congrats on the car and you are gonna enjoy it more and more each day. My car looks like yours except the rim stripes and I agree with moparspeed tint those side markers. Be prepared to get a LOT of attention.
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