Dodge Charger Scat Pack

01Cobra

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Being in a Chevy SS feels like you are 10 years behind at least in "features".

The U-connect is top notch.

Even though the SRT's have some plastics in them, they have great seats, great gauge cluster, and much more space.

Chevy SS is not much smaller in space. It also handles a heck of a lot better. That said a scat pack would destroy a stock one in a straight line and looks tougher.
 

ragingclue

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Dunno about the Scat being a lot larger inside.... I assumed that a bit ago and I believe it was maybe Bru who corrected me? But as far as interior dims go, it's apparently pretty much a wash. Cargo space as well. Does the rear seat in the Scat fold down? If so, that's a pretty big thing, as the passthrough only setup in the SS was a pain in my ass on more than one occasion. But is an SS even on OP's radar?
 

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My buddy is looking to offload his SS soon...'17, low miles, orange blast

Other problem with the SS is that you're likely paying upper $30's at minimum for a later year one, whereas you can find a brand new Scat Pack for the same price. But the SS likely won't depreciate nearly as much as the Scat Pack
 

Jeffs FRC

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Some like 4 doors. The rear seats in a mustang are barely seats.
Rear seats in a mustang are pretty much unusable. Ford should just go ahead and make them an option at this point.
Scats can run mid 11's easily. Guy ran an 11.6 with drag radials and no back seats
Eh I wouldn't say easily. They seem to be 12.3-12.6 cars bone ass stock and with some good weather and DR's high 11's.
Chevy SS?
Boring as hell looking. GTO v2
 

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Take it for what its worth on the room the back seats of a Scat Charger have. I'm a bigger dude, wife isnt she is like 5'2" and 125lbs. I have fucked both missionary and her riding me very comfortably in the back of my 15 Charger RT and 16 Charger Hellcat. Same back seat as the Scat.
 

Jeffs FRC

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How do the scat packs handle boost? Will they take 800+ without building a motor

Not even close! They require what the Mopar community calls drop in pistons/rods to handle any real power. Like I stated earlier, the general consensus is that your 6.4 will live a long happy life at 6psi. 8psi and up, you’re playing with fire.
 

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Not even close! They require what the Mopar community calls drop in pistons/rods to handle any real power. Like I stated earlier, the general consensus is that your 6.4 will live a long happy life at 6psi. 8psi and up, you’re playing with fire.

Ah, I think it would be a sweet car but 6psi just isn’t going to cut it for me lol, 93 and 10psi feels like a turd on the mustang
 

1quick

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PSI is all relative though ;)

a stock 1.4L turbo cruze puts out 17psi and like 138 bhp.


my SS at 13.5psi made 692whp

my cobra made 20psi and made 594whp

:jg::jg:

This is true but by his comment that it wouldn’t even come close to 800whp I assumed 6 psi wasn’t a lot of fun lol, technically it should make decent power on 6psi since it’s a fairly large engine but, I also want more than I have right now so 800whp probably wouldn’t be enough in as heavy of a car as those are
 

syP

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This is true but by his comment that it wouldn’t even come close to 800whp I assumed 6 psi wasn’t a lot of fun lol, technically it should make decent power on 6psi since it’s a fairly large engine but, I also want more than I have right now so 800whp probably wouldn’t be enough in as heavy of a car as those are

oh definitely.. im sure its in the realm of 500-550 at 6psi
 
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