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I doubt it. The demon is basically a full on track car. It's wing is larger than a Airbus wing. $135k race ready beast. The soon to be released ZR1 would be a better match and probably a better all around car. I saw the demon review on MotorWeek.
I doubt it. The demon is basically a full on track car. It's wing is larger than a Airbus wing. $135k race ready beast. The soon to be released ZR1 would be a better match and probably a better all around car. I saw the demon review on MotorWeek.
My mistake. I was thinking of the ACR Viper VooDoo.
Agreed that the Challenger is best for shortening straightlines
I agree with you guys....I don't want a Dodge-no matter how much horsepower there is. The C7 is MUCH better looking!
I actually dig the flared fenders they added to the demon, the Hellcat needed some fender flares for sure. It looks good to me, "Classic Good" but not sporty
It's definitely the car to get if you're a commute racer.
True that....i commute in my z everyday and yeah its cool as hell but i envy the camaro and stang, hellcat guys. Now at least the c7 guys can have automatics in their z's.
With the coffee, traffic on inclines with tailgators and all that shifting gets old!
Im sure we will see the Demons around despite the price. Hope GM and ford both step up the power war and the US cars can bury the eurotrash in bragging rights once and for all.
The thing is you'll never see one run. NHRA has already said they are outlawed on their strips, too fast. Will require LOTS of safety gear (there goes the weight savings). It'll be a garage queen, shows up at cars and coffee, that's about it.
I just read about the Challenger/Demon.Dial it in to # 3 and you get 1,023 HP.But it has to have 100 octane gas to get there.I didn't see the race times.But with that much HP it's going
To be quick.
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