06-30-2014, 07:26 AM | #225 |
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You are right it shouldn't be close at all. One car is 3700 lbs, and has 505hp, and super sticky 305s, the other car has 4200 lbs, with 470hp, and 255s street tires.
The problem is that in 15 the 4200 lb car gets a new 8-speed automatic and a bump in HP/TQ. The manufacturer has already claimed low 12-sec times. This battle will become much closer very soon. Also if the 392 can't beat the Z/28 there is always the Hellcat Also I am glad you are so certain that SRT8tech's pass was on DRs and gutted interior. He has now taken his 392 Charger with Tune/DRs to a 12:00s run, and come the better weather this Fall I am sure he will be in the 11s.
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06-30-2014, 07:32 AM | #226 | |
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I'm sure Dodge can dump more ENGINE into that land yacht and make it go faster in a straight line. But will it be the CAR that the ZL1 is?
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06-30-2014, 07:41 AM | #227 | |
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Year after year it's wait until this, wait until that from the Dodge corner. Can Dodge not put better tires on the Challenger? Did you miss the dyno numbers above where the Challenger is putting down the same power and MORE torque than the Z/28? Odd how we can't compare manual transmission cars to manual transmission cars. You would think that would be apples-to-apples... This whole discussion is moot. This is a $75,000 track car, not a drag car.
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2009 - 2012: 2010 2SS RS IBM M6, MGW Shifter, BMR Trailing Arms/Tunnel Brace, Roto-Fab CAI, VMAX Ported TB, Kooks 6511-Complete (Headers, X-Pipe, Mufflers), dyno tuned by R.P.M. = 415 hp/412 lb-ft. "Not giving a f*^k is truly the greatest luxury, and no luxury car gives fewer f*^k's than a CTS-V." - Matt Hardigree |
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06-30-2014, 08:09 AM | #228 | |
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So for now I'd say it's best for both sides to keep their mouth shut until we get numbers and some publications get their hands on it. And as for the Challenger being a Land Yacht, do you guys even know the size differences between it and the Camaro? Wheelbase diff 4 inches Length diff 7 inches Width diff 0.2 inches Height diff 3 inches Weight diff 420 lbs |
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06-30-2014, 08:33 AM | #229 |
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If it was up to me and I had the options to delete stuff on the car, I would get the hellcat with all option deletes
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06-30-2014, 09:54 AM | #230 |
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[QUOTE=newmoon;7782651
Also I am glad you are so certain that SRT8tech's pass was on DRs and gutted interior. He has now taken his 392 Charger with Tune/DRs to a 12:00s run, and come the better weather this Fall I am sure he will be in the 11s.[/QUOTE] SRTtech is no longer in Florida, He moved to a higher elevation...lol. I was there for his 12.0x runs. He had cai, drag radials and tune- that's it..... I posted a video sometime back on here when I was with SRT8tech at the track with his Challenger showing under the hood and tires that he was stock, However people jumped in and said his times don't count as stock because he had a "CATCH CAN''. lol
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06-30-2014, 01:27 PM | #231 |
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lol. So it's big bird math?
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06-30-2014, 03:59 PM | #232 | |
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The Camaro is no spring chicken, but these two measurements are a lot for two cars that are in direct competition.
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06-30-2014, 04:23 PM | #234 |
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I somewhat agree. When next to each other they're visually (minimal) size differences do not appear to be ~400 pounds apart. However given the overall dimensions of the Challenger I always thought it looked long compared to a Mustang or Camaro. You definitely get a feel for its size once seated in the Challenger. Sure is comfy!
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Wow. 10's of thousands of 392's?? Highly doubt it. Every drag racer isnt a member on forums. Just bc the Z28 isnt a "drag car" doesnt mean you can use that as an excuse for shitty drag times. The GTR isnt a drag car either but it shits and gets. The Z28 has 305 RACE tires. I doubt its having a hard time hooking up with a stock LS7. I promise you the 392 has a harder time with its crap 255 tires. Again ive already said i know it was built for the strip BUT im personally comparing strip perf. I stated that in strip perf the Z28 & 392 is close and damn sure not leagues apart. At most its .5 seconds and 5mph. Thats not leagues my friend. Thats a drivers race. One mistake and either could win. One great light and the 392 can take it. I understand you wanting them to be leagues apart considering price,hp, and weight. Its just not the case. Now on a road course the 392 shouldnt even insert the key to listen to the radio much less race it. They're not even playing the same sport much less the same league. Now. The 15 392 will run what the z28 runs in the 1/4 and thats pretty pathetic. The z28 & zl1 should both be consistent 11sec bone stock cars but they arent Again if dodge is advertising the 392 as the same time the ZL1 gets then the HELL CAT with at least 150 more hp is going to literally give it hell. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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06-30-2014, 07:16 PM | #236 |
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the 392 is faster in the 1/4 than the Camaro SS now and Next year
the Hellcat is going to be faster than the ZL1 even with 600hp The Camaro at this point is faster round the track than the 392, we need to wait and see if the changes made have a better impact on track times for the Hellcat and SRT/RT For me I follow the 1/4 mile times more than the track times, I raced more times than I can count in the 1/4. |
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Same here. I highly doubt even with the revised suspension it will have anything to contend with the z28 on a road course. Hellcat has a fair chance at the zl1. Thats about it imo. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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06-30-2014, 08:04 PM | #238 |
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I Agree
I think it will be hard to match track times of the Z28, but until the car is out and people are able to test it then it is all just a guess. |
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