Dodge Reveals Dodge Challenger Drag Race Package Details

sounds to me like someone doesn't like straight line performance. I dunno what your highways look like but over where I live they are pretty straight.

lol On our highways, if you do 50km/h over the limit, they impound your car, suspend your license, and fine you between $2000-$10 000. Besides, I said nothing about straight line performance; to each his own. But I do have a minimum standard with regards to comfort... I'm just imagining 6.1L V8 sitting on solid engine mounts in a car with no sound deadening and race seats. Numb buttocks, bleeding ears... driving a car shouldn't be on the same comfort level as riding a bicycle. Even then, a bicycle isn't noisy.

WAIT -- is this even street legal? In the press release, they're talking about removing "...all airbag components, ...cross-car and side impact door beams, rear bumper beam, ..." and even the windshield wipers! Comfort aside, if it is street legal, it certainly doesn't sound terribly safe.

This is the Mopar Drag pack which is not street legal. It is puropse built for either road or drag racing. It is a legal NHRA stock/superstock package depending on chassis and engine choice. You get the wireing harness and some components in a box depending on what your intentions are. The trunk has a pull latch with no locking mech. There are ready made toggle switches in dash. Both front seats are driver side. No holes drilled in trans hump. No Back seat. The rear is still IRS but is capable of having leaf springs. It is a takeoff of the old 1968 Hemi A-Body Hurst package cars. If I had the funds I would be doing one. And I agree with C-Kink about a lightweight street legal model,Lets say an SRT-L maybe

That doesnt mean its gonna stop people from driving it on the street. Look at your name, i dont have to tell you about daily driven Supras that are running low 9s on track tune and run high 9s on a street-tune with upwards of 1000hp. I wouldnt call that street legal but they're still driven.