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Old 07-22-2008, 07:52 PM   #5 (permalink)
racy
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Originally Posted by Daddy Kool View Post
Very true.
I went the 392 route and I've got a monster sleeper. 416 rwhp and 400+ torque. She traps at over 115mph!
However the suspension and brakes are a little overwhelmed by all the action.
To be honest if I was going to do it again I'd start with an SRT.
In fact I've ordered an '09 6 speed challenger SRT, Hemi-Orange
Let me just finish by saying that the guys at PPP are the best and do all my mods
What I didn't mention in the original post is that I've got 'better than SRT8' suspension in the works. I will be doing a complete Pedders install.

For what I paid for the 300C, its much more than $8 to go to an SRT8.

Did you purchase your 392 already built, or did you build it yourself from one of PPP's kits?
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