Woah. Thats gotta hurt.

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I don’t disagree, just stating that there is a much more cost effective fix. Also they are running pretty solid 60ft times with that IRS so it’s not that big of a deal.
Yea thats fair, I just think from the factory a solid axle would have been potentially even easier to put in the Demon as those axles they use in the IRS couldnt have been cheap. Plus would have matched the Demon's style better while being marginally less comfortable to cruise in.
 

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I don't think anyone has actually done it yet because it negates warranty stuff
 

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I mean, what did they expect? pass after pass, after pass, in a boat of a car, on a tire, with an IRS..........
 

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Anti Mopar guys keep holding onto the term "boat". I guess they forget that original Chargers / Challengers were big car as well. So was the Galaxy 500, Chevelle, Torino, and many other cars known for raw power.

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Anti Mopar guys keep holding onto the term "boat". I guess they forget that original Chargers / Challengers were big car as well. So was the Galaxy 500, Chevelle, Torino, and many other cars known for raw power.

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lol I actually own a 2017 Challenger srt 392, it's a ****ing boat dude! and I absolutely love this car, but it is what it is so........


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