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10-19-2008, 05:08 PM
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RE: Better in the wild quarter mile times!...
Thanks for taking the time to fill us in Taylor. With a little more work and a few adjustments sounds like low to mid 13s eh? Way to go... Congrats!
10-24-2008, 07:17 AM
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RE: Better in the wild quarter mile times!...
What size tires does your car have? Mine has the 20 inchers. It calls for a cold air pressure of 32lbs. Mine also has the digital read-out. As delivered from the dealer, Left front was 31, Right front 27, Left rear 28 and Right rear 26. I now have 31 in both fronts and 30 in both rears. Anybody else notice how theirs arrived and what pressures are you running. The digital display makes playing with them easy.
11-06-2008, 01:27 PM
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RE: Better in the wild quarter mile times!...
The KR is a rip off, more than $30 K over a 500 HP Shelby for an extra 40 HP and some better suspension? And this is from a Mustang guy!
Nice ETs. I didn't think these cars were going to be good for low 13's, just based on past Charger ETs, but there are a few more ponies in the Challengers than the Chargers. Looking forward to finding a R/T 6 spd that has all the options the wife wants (and the 20s with Trak-Pak that I want).
Nice ETs. I didn't think these cars were going to be good for low 13's, just based on past Charger ETs, but there are a few more ponies in the Challengers than the Chargers. Looking forward to finding a R/T 6 spd that has all the options the wife wants (and the 20s with Trak-Pak that I want).
