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2006 Dodge Magnum SRT8 I am the second owner of the vehicle and purchased it approximately one year ago. I am selling due to my fiancé expecting a baby and she doesn't feel safe with me driving a baby around in a 580HP Magnum (even though it is a station wagon). The original owner invested approximately $20k (just in parts, not install) in to the motor alone. The car was run at the track on 4-5 different occasions by the previous owner (regrettably none by me) with a best time of 11.57 at 122MPH on drag radials. I do not have the time slip for it but have a video of it running an 11.88 after the supercharger install (bad video but you can see the time and that it beats a Corvette). Modifications: Indy CNC cylinder head package with Comp Cams, beehive springs, and titanium retainers Indy CNC port match intake plenum Comp Cam XE 268 Camshaft Install heads and cam SuperMaxx Stainless long tube headers JBA cat back exhaust 60lb. fuel injectors Billet high flow fuel rails Modern-muscle Modified Fuel Bucket with 2 Walbro 255 LPH high output fuel Pumps Vortech V-3 intercooled supercharger kit Pillar pod with boost and boost gauges 9.5 PSI Vortech pulley Alkycontrol.com progressive methanol kit with install and tune The car was garage kept by myself and the previous owner. The paint and interior are as good as you will find for a 2006. I just spent $800 on replacing all four rotors and brake pads as well as changing the supercharger oil and engine oil. Engine oil has been changed every 3500 miles and the supercharger every 7000 miles. I drove the car 40-60 miles per week and never had an issue with it. It can be used as a daily driver but I wouldn't recommend it with the drag radials as they are horrible in the rain. The car is a blast to drive and will turn heads everywhere. Nobody expects the sound it makes to be coming from a station wagon. I can't pull in to a gas station without someone stopping to ask questions about it (FYI still gets 12-13MPG around town and 16-17MPG highway). I have additional pictures and sound clips if needed. I can text or email them if you provide your information. It definitely hurts selling the car, but it definitely will not hurt me as much as it did the previous owner. Everything he did the vehicle is top notch and done by professionals. All receipts that were given to me are still in the center console where they were left by the previous owner. If you have any questions please feel free to ask. I work midnights so my response may be a little delayed. Buyer is responsible for pick-up but I am willing to help.

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