These cars cost a fortune to repair. The door alone is almost 4K, and that's before paint and labor. The front bumper cover, lower rad support, grille, radiator, heat exchanger, and a few other misc items brought the repairs to around 10K.
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Anthony
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My previous SRT8, 7.1 @ 98 MPH
My current SRT6, 7.2 @ 97 MPH
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The Crossfire was fun to drive for sure. Believe I or not
I did better in he autocross with the jeep though. Glad it all worked out
bud and thanks for the text!!
I'll be modding a little differently, but not too much of a change from before. This time I'll be holding off on injectors and installing a supercharger pulley only instead of a crank pulley. Also I'll be installing my nitrous in the next couple weeks. I plan to be ready to go this spring from week 1.
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Originally Posted by TonySRT8
Ant, you scored big on finding a mint low mileage one. And a bonus on having your old one as a parts car now.
Now that you have had the SRT6 for a while, you modding it the same or learned from past modding and going to do something different?
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