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And not one of those super high paid DA's brought that up.No but he didn't do the time for the crime either, WTF? When leather gets wet it shrinks, DAH
And not one of those super high paid DA's brought that up.No but he didn't do the time for the crime either, WTF? When leather gets wet it shrinks, DAH
No but he didn't do the time for the crime either, WTF? When leather gets wet it shrinks, DAH
And not one of those super high paid DA's brought that up.
That dude in the Hellcat just made a heck of a ad for the durability of the driveline and the cooling system.
If you watch the time stamp in the corner he is cruising at those speeds for quite a while, impressive for a production car. Big trucks are designed to pull at full throttle for a long time and not overheat/melt parts, but that is a car that should in all practically never see that kind of duty cycle.To my mind, that is the real brilliance of the whole engineering effort - allowing that much HP in the hands of joe public and making sure it will hold up. Anyone can put a blower on an engine and go fast, but will it last!?
Don't you just hate it when you spend a gazillion dollars and shortly after they come out with something that leaves your car looking like municipal fleet vehicle.My Charger is the skinny version. I have 9.5" wheels with 275 tires. 305's will fit with .004" wheel spacers. Anything bigger is rubbing something.
Those wide body have 11" wheels and 305 wide tires.
Decimal point dyslexia, Bob?with .004" wheel spacers.
Don't you just hate it when you spend a gazillion dollars and shortly after they come out with something that leaves your car looking like municipal fleet vehicle.
Agreed, gonna have to get some 17” wheels to get some decent tires though.Sticky tires is easier and much needed.
Drag radials hook better than slicks, with an automatic. Mickey Thompson R’s will spin on the wheel. I’ve watched my buddies mark them at the track and they’re so far off the mark by the end of the night that it’s hard to believe they still have air in them.Yep, I could knock a lot of time off the 60' time with slicks.
Just ditch the inner fender linersMy Charger is the skinny version. I have 9.5" wheels with 275 tires. 305's will fit with .004" wheel spacers. Anything bigger is rubbing something.
Those wide body have 11" wheels and 305 wide tires.
I can’t believe that they rub. I ran 305’s forever on my Challenger & it’s lowered 3”. I never had a rub. I went overboard & ran 325’s & they fit fine after I ditched the inner fender liners. Both fit on the factory 9.5” wheel.My Charger is the skinny version. I have 9.5" wheels with 275 tires. 305's will fit with .004" wheel spacers. Anything bigger is rubbing something.
Those wide body have 11" wheels and 305 wide tires.
It does seem like they should pop off the bead at any given lauch.Drag radials hook better than slicks, with an automatic. Mickey Thompson R’s will spin on the wheel. I’ve watched my buddies mark them at the track and they’re so far off the mark by the end of the night that it’s hard to believe they still have air in them
Mostly pit crew for my buddies this year. Probably send my car back to the east coast this fall. Real sick of dicking with nitrous so it’s time to lower the compression and add some boost. These hellcat guys are killing me & I don’t want to own the second fastest car in my club, so.... Planning to drive my metric beast on the street a bunch this summer though.It does seem like they should pop off the bead at any given lauch.
Are you running your car at Nat's this year?
What a beautiful garage, I would be afraid of getting it dirty though.
Don't you just hate it when you spend a gazillion dollars and shortly after they come out with something that leaves your car looking like municipal fleet vehicle.
Decimal point dyslexia, Bob?![]()
Told ya so....Real sick of dicking with nitrous