Dodge: Charger Srt8 on 2040-cars
Bankston, Alabama, United States
Up for sale is my one of kind 2006 SRT8 Charger. This car has been pampered and garage kept. Listed below are the $20k worth of upgrades. Car runs strong and without ANY mechanical problems. As a daily driver, the car does have minor paint chips and a ding (see photos). PWR 393 (6.4L) Honed, Forged and Balanced 9.8:1 Compression Stroker 19k miles (ready for boost up to 1,000 RWHP) 6.4L Apache Heads PWR Custom Grind Cam 227/227 117LSAATI 17% Overdrive Pulley Custom tune by JohanK&N CAI Corsa CatbackBillet Tech Oil Catch Can 180* t-stat iPad mini dash with steering wheel controlsODBII Bluetooth Transmitter22 Vossen CV3s (Rear:22x10.5 Front:22x9)KW V1 Coilers15% Window Tint Viper two way / remote start alarm system Oracle Halos and Painted OEM Conversion headlightsAlpine Sub Amp installed and pre wired (need sub / box)Front & Rear Razors Edge Strut BarsSpeedlogix Billet Adjustable Front Upper Control ArmsProfessionally Painted & Tinted Rear Taillights
No call please. e-Mail : kerleyinstitutesy@mynet.com
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