Hellcat Challenger 8th-Mile Comparison — Stock Tires Versus Drag Radials
Multiple videos offer definitive evidence of drag radial tires’ supremacy to stock tires.
By: Patrick Rall | April 3, 2017
Multiple videos offer definitive evidence of drag radial tires’ supremacy to stock tires.
By: Patrick Rall | April 3, 2017
When the 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon arrives later this year, it will be the first-ever production road car to use the interior AC system to lower intake air temperature.
By: Patrick Rall | March 30, 2017
Watch the world’s quickest Dodge Hellcat reset its own record while claiming another.
By: Patrick Rall | March 27, 2017
We’ve learned about all sorts of unique features of the 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon, but few are as exciting or shocking as the factory TransBrake. In the world of drag racing, a transbrake is a common feature among the quickest cars, but when the 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon arrives later this year – it […] More »
By: Patrick Rall | March 23, 2017
A real-world look at the difference between the red key and black key functionality of the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat. The Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat is powered by a supercharged Hemi that delivers 707 horsepower, but this monster Mopar muscle car also features a 2-key system which allows the owner to limit the output to […] More »
By: Patrick Rall | March 20, 2017
The Demon will launch like no other road car with technology never before offered on a road car. We already know that the 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon will have a stronger driveshaft, a stronger rear differential, stronger axle shafts, steeper gears and drag radial tires developed specifically for this car – all of […] More »
By: Patrick Rall | March 16, 2017
Here is a closer look at the Snap-On tools included in the Demon Crate. A few weeks back, the teaser information on the 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon focused on the unique “Demon crate”, which includes some skinny front wheels, a handful of tools and some unspecified “Direct Connection Performance Parts” which might or might […] More »
By: Patrick Rall | March 14, 2017