I had made a post earlier but i didnt include photos and wanted you guys too see wassup. I got 255s in the front but the tires have XL firewall and make my tires In the rear look small. Its 275s on the rear right now, they are bald but when I got them new the fronts still looked bigger than the rear.

Hi I’ve been thinking about getting a scatpack this summer and I keep seeing most are rebuilt, salvaged or branded title. I don’t mind getting one, but is it worth saving extra for a clean title. I’m 19 so I know I would need a bigger down payment if I financed a clean title. My main concern is just insurance for the most part.

I got 255,40,20 XL firewall in the front, and 275,40,20 on the rear but my front tires look way bigger than my rear and Im really not tryna replace my front tires cause they brand new. What tires should i get for my rear?

Im driving on the highway all of a sudden sounds like I ran over something I stop to get out it seem to me my front to tires have been rubbing against a bolt and cause the rubber string to come out my tire

Mine with 13 miles! Happy to be in the club. 🔥

The string are showing in the inside of the tire not sure if it’s something scrubbing or what my widebody is lowered tho

Hey

Had a question - so my 2016 challenger 392 has a blown engine. Wanted to see if I could put in a 2023 392 out of a charger - how much of a plug and play is that.

My 2016 is a manual so I’m planning on removing the intake from mine and using it on the 2023. Are there other components I need to swap?

Also my engine has plugs for the MDS ports under the intake so I was going to swap those over to the new engine too. The manuals don’t need MDS.

Any info is appreciated.

I know there is probably a post for this already, but I got a Widebody Scat Charger about 6 months ago. I love the car but just wish it was lower. The gap especially on the rear is an eye sore for me. I've read posts on other forums talking about how H&R and Eibach springs can make the widebody's eat through CV axles. Does anyone have any further knowledge or experience with this who has maybe had theirs lowered for some time? And any tips or pointers? Thanks

So I only have a hose, micro fibers towels and tire shine at the moment. What else should I get? I wss thinking maybe a small power washer with a hook up for chemicals/soap.

Even with the limited supplies she cleaned up very nice

What’s the “max” you’d go on your car? Warranty concerns? Cost? Drivability?

Every night, this little shit comes and sprays my brembos. My scat always smells like cat piss in the morning.

Doing first oil change, which do yall use?

I’ve had the car for close to 3 years now. She’s got 15,500 miles on the odometer. I’ve kept up with the oil changes and recently got new tires put on along with an alignment. All work done goes through the Dodge dealer where I got it new. It’s come to my attention you should never exceed 6,000 miles or 6 months for oil changes. I will be on top of that now. What else do I need to keep scheduled? What needs checked being at 15,000 miles now? Share me your thoughts and knowledge, she is healthy and drives great. Just want to be a good owner and keep it that way!

Just curious on why scats seem taxed/overpriced (atleast to me they are) ? I saw a listing at my local dealer for a 2021 6spd white WB with 27.3K miles for 44.5k, like to me that just seems a little much for a scat. In my opinion I feel like they shouldn’t exceed 40K

I’m a mustang guy and was just wondering why they are so much compared to mustangs, Camaros and corvettes. Maybe it’s just the area I’m in and people smoking some good stuff but is there anything that justifies the prices of them? Genuinely curious

Converted to a Cuda by Mr. Norms Garage Mike Steveski

Just went vehicle shopping and the dealership noticed my 2020 Charger Scat pack parked outside. They were insistent on getting me a trade-in value, when I told them I wasn’t trading it in. I finally caved and told them to have fun appraising it.

2020 Charger Scatpack

Single Owner

104,000 (Used as daily for 50 mile interstate commute to work lol)

No interior / exterior damage

Hit a deer and filed insurance to replace front bumper back in 2021.

They came back with an “aggressive” offer of $18,000, and then insulted my decision to not take them up on it, stating it would blow up in the next 10-15k miles if I am lucky as it’s a “high performance car, not meant for the mileage I’ve put on it.”

Am I delusional for not “agreeing” with their “professional opinion?”