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We're not exactly sure why this Dodge Challenger is drifting around this empty parking lot, but we don't really care. Any time someone has no regard for the longevity of rear tire tread in the name of smokey fun is fine with us. Follow the jump to watch the Challenger amuse onlookers and join its fellow Viper and Charger SRT counterparts for even more tire shredding entertainment.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 2)
dea 7:34PM (4/11/2008)
looks like that was a blast! stupid broad kept kept getting in the way lol
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Natural Selection 3:03PM (4/12/2008)
America, FUNK YEAH!
Coming again, to save the mother funking day yeah,
America, FUNK YEAH!
So lick my butt, and suck on my balls,
JimMaz 7:35PM (4/11/2008)
WoW oH WoW!! The Challenge has been met and SMokeD!!
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Franz 7:35PM (4/11/2008)
Cool car, boring vid.
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TriShield 7:42PM (4/11/2008)
http://homepage.mac.com/hsemara/.Pictures/hymchallenger.jpg
This image is appropriate.
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Max 7:51PM (4/11/2008)
Only the car in this video seems to be lacking a limited slip differential. Peg Leg burnouts FTL.
subgraphic 12:44AM (4/12/2008)
:wavey:
Stuka 7:52PM (4/11/2008)
The charger couldnt even spin its tires. And the challenger when all three were lined up hardly could either. All thanks to the wonderful technology known as a "Slush Box". One also has to wonder if it has a limited slip in back, as for about 90% of that, only one tire was spinning.
Now don't get me wrong, its a great car. It just happens to be a great car that was ruined by the transmission choice.
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Nathan 7:55PM (4/11/2008)
2009 SRT's get 6-speed manuals
friko 7:53PM (4/11/2008)
I love the engine sound the Viper's V10 sounds better, though.
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TriShield 7:54PM (4/11/2008)
Well Stuka you're in luck because they start building them with Tremec manual transmissions this this summer for the 2009s.
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Stuka 10:34PM (4/11/2008)
Yeah, I know. Which will make the car so much nicer to drive, not to mention sound better. Manuals let you have 'shift growl' :)
Gregory Anderson 8:01PM (4/11/2008)
Looks good to me..
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tankd0g 8:42PM (4/11/2008)
Open diffs are just embarrasing for everyone involved.
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vwboyaf1 11:17AM (4/12/2008)
Umm, was that the V6 version? Seems slow as hell.
allonblack 1:34AM (4/12/2008)
You beat me to it.
WTB: LSD
John S 9:40PM (4/11/2008)
This is at a Chrysler training event in Detroit. They put these on for the salepeople in the different business centers around the US. It was most likely for the launch of the Journey. At the launch of the Journey here in the Mid-Atlantic Business center they had a Charger SRT8, Caliber SRT4 and the Viper SRT10. All of which were able to perform some great burnouts, the best of which was actually the SRT8... so I think in this video, the guy driving the Charger was just having a bad day...
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l3it3r 7:22PM (4/12/2008)
The SRT-8 can do some SICK burnouts:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=mkE0AgtTXP4
esteva03 10:03PM (4/11/2008)
muscle cars are never coming back, or at least not like this!!! who got those drivers??? not even the burnouts were good!!! and during the whole "drift" part...god, the whole chassis looked like it was going to bend right on the middle...no LSD? ...gees...so sad. they bring the challenger back!!! but then the hachi roku and the silvia not?!?!?! a hachi roku with no more than 125 HP can do better burouts and drifts...ok, prolly it was the drivers...it hurts to see all that money trown at a problen that has no solution. kill the muscle car it's done for.
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MemphisNET 10:04PM (4/11/2008)
Have to wait until October for mine - I'm already getting skittish
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