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This has to be 900+ or bust right?? I mean there is no need for all of this stuff if not?

This should say it all:

Drag racers will see big changes in elapsed time (ET) with the high-octane fuel.

 

Consider the crate a very elaborate "trunk kit," like OEM's used to do for SCCA.

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I wonder how that will work with the emissions requirements.

The stock ECU will have to be emissions compliant, the crate ECU might only be "off-road" use, just like some of the other stuff in the crate.

 

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The Exorcist has got nothing on the Demon. They didn't even post 1/4 mile times. You could buy a Demon and a Hellcat for the price of the Exorcist, have a factory-backed warranty, and (most likely) run faster times at the track.

 

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The Exorcist has got nothing on the Demon. They didn't even post 1/4 mile times. You could buy a Demon and a Hellcat for the price of the Exorcist, have a factory-backed warranty, and (most likely) run faster times at the track.

 

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I don't disagree - I do think it is funny though.

 

It will be ~ 120k so you cannot buy a Hellcat and Demon. Keep in mind the Camaro will be 200-300 pounds lighter. I agree though - Demon will take in quarter - it is what it is built for but Demon would have no chance on a road course

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I don't disagree - I do think it is funny though.

 

It will be ~ 120k so you cannot buy a Hellcat and Demon. Keep in mind the Camaro will be 200-300 pounds lighter. I agree though - Demon will take in quarter - it is what it is built for but Demon would have no chance on a road course

Oh, for some reason I thought Jalopnik said ~$150k. I agree that the Camaro would win in a road course, especially since the Demon's sidewalls will flex so much. The Demon was built for one purpose. The rumored Hellcat Widebody would be more well-rounded...

 

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Oh, for some reason I thought Jalopnik said ~$150k. I agree that the Camaro would win in a road course, especially since the Demon's sidewalls will flex so much. The Demon was built for one purpose. The rumored Hellcat Widebody would be more well-rounded...

 

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Nah - 55k conversion. It does have a 2 year 24k miles warranty but is clearly not the same as a factory car like the Demon. Again I just thought it was funny :)

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I thought 10.80 was way too slow but they point out a stock Challenger Hellcat is a 11.70 car and it is tough to pick up a full second in that time class. I don't know - it has to be a single digit car or Dodge pulled off one of the greatest trolling advertising campaign ever.
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I thought 10.80 was way too slow but they point out a stock Challenger Hellcat is a 11.70 car and it is tough to pick up a full second in that time class. I don't know - it has to be a single digit car or Dodge pulled off one of the greatest trolling advertising campaign ever.

 

This says 11.2 on stock rubber for the hellcat. 10.8 on drag radials.

 

http://blog.caranddriver.com/0-to-1320-feet-in-what-chrysler-posts-2015-dodge-challenger-srt-hellcat-14-mile-time/

 

Going to be single digits for sure...

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The internet is saying it says 10.80....that would be huge disappointment in my mind

The internet has also been insisting it's AWD too. You've been reading the wrong internet sites...

 

 

I thought 10.80 was way too slow but they point out a stock Challenger Hellcat is a 11.70 car and it is tough to pick up a full second in that time class. I don't know - it has to be a single digit car or Dodge pulled off one of the greatest trolling advertising campaign ever.

 

This says 11.2 on stock rubber for the hellcat. 10.8 on drag radials.

 

http://blog.caranddriver.com/0-to-1320-feet-in-what-chrysler-posts-2015-dodge-challenger-srt-hellcat-14-mile-time/

 

Going to be single digits for sure...

Yeah Stock HC on drag radials goes 10.8, the Demon will not.

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Could it be 1023hp, I know the SRT-4 stage 2 and stage 3 upgrade with toys offered 100 octane race gas options so it makes sense to have that the demon would have this option.

 

Those are the numbers I have seen leaked, and it was in the Instagram post I shared a few posts back. Personally I'm surprised it's not 1127.

 

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