RE: Road and Track package
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RE: Road and Track package - 8/10/2006 7:24:46 PM
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TorRedOrv0436
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BUZZMODEL 18" x 7.5" Aluminum Wheels w/Black Painted Accents Air Conditioning with Dual Zone Auto Temp Control Automatic Headlamps Heated Front Seats High-Speed Engine Controller Load Leveling and Height Control P235/55R18 BSW All Season Performance Tires Perf. Seats w/Preferred Suede & Accent Stitching Performance Steering Performance Suspension Power Front Seats Power Front Windows w/One-Touch Up & Down Feature Thats the list off the dodge web for the Road and Track option
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RE: Road and Track package - 8/12/2006 7:59:16 PM
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islandcharger
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Sorry for starting all of this, but after doing some research (Calling my local dodge dealership) I was informed that the Charger R/T with the added road and track package does have the additional 10HP. Thats what I will go with, No disrespect to the other saying different, i still value your opinion and thoughts. Thanks again.
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RE: Road and Track package - 8/13/2006 1:11:30 PM
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kOnO
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After reading this whole post it sounds like some people are confused about a Charger R/T and a Charger R/T with the ROAD & TRACK package. The Road & Track package is the same as the Daytona except for the Paint & Decals Like I posted before for the official word check out http://www.dodge.com/en/performance/ Stright From DODGE.COM kOnO
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RE: Road and Track package - 8/13/2006 4:14:52 PM
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mnboy
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Posting little charts from Dodge is fine, but didn't address the issue. It didn't EXPLAIN reasons for the difference. Charts can be in error. I understand after posters like TorRedOrv and karleysDad were so gracious in explaining their points. After reposting your last remarks, I hope you don't break your arm patting yourself on the back... MN
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RE: Road and Track package - 8/13/2006 4:21:04 PM
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TorRedOrv0436
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I was looking for the site that explained the extra H/P in the Road and Track and Daytona's and couldn't find it, but i remember it saying the exhaust is less restrictive and the intake is tuned to get the 10 extra H/P. Hope that helped
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RE: Road and Track package - 8/13/2006 7:14:15 PM
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dodgetk81
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I have the literature from Dodge that states Charger R/T with the optional "Road & Track" package is 350 hp. All R/T's do not have the "Road & Track" package. I can scan it if you like. It does not say what the extra hp comes from. Don
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RE: Road and Track package - 3/11/2007 12:35:01 AM
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Stroker
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I think e ery one is in agreance here now but just to add a little this is copied and pasted directly from Dodges built your own Charger web site: Road/Track Performance Group $3,350.00 Includes 350 horsepower 5.7-liter HEMIĀ® V8, 20-inch chrome clad aluminum wheels, performance suspension, and more. 20" x 8" Aluminum Chrome Clad Wheels 245/45VR20 BSW All Season Performance Tires Air Conditioning with Dual Zone Auto Temp Control Anti-Lock 4-Wheel Disc HD Brakes Automatic Headlamps Front Fascia Spoiler Heated Front Seats High-Speed Engine Controller Load Leveling and Height Control Perf. Seats w/Preferred Suede & Accent Stitching Performance Steering Performance Suspension Power Front Seats Power Windows w/Front One-Touch Up and Down Feature "R/T" Badge Rear Body-Color Spoiler My question is just what is added that they are calling Performance Steering and Performance Suspension?
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RE: Road and Track package - 3/11/2007 2:59:09 PM
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srteatr
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I do not care what Dodge claims about the R/T - R/T with Road and Track Perf Group and the Daytona, if you dyno them they are all the same at the wheels. I have dyno charts from mine ant is was 294hp SAE at the wheels and the Daytona in Mopar Muscle was dyno shows exactly the same numbers - they do have slightly larger intake but I do not believe for a moment that the exuast is different at all. I cant say if the suspension or steering is any different, I have not driven a Daytona personaly.
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RE: Road and Track package - 3/11/2007 3:55:57 PM
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TorRedOrv0436
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You should know that from Dyno to Dyno you can get different readings. Thats why when comparing cars you should use the same Dyno Close to the same time.
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RE: Road and Track package - 3/11/2007 4:38:49 PM
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srteatr
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They were performed on a Dynojet and they are SAE corrected which should make up for conditions temperature and altitude. Mine was 308hp at the wheels and SAE corrected to be 294h at the wheels. SLP tested a Daytona to be 294hp SAE corrected at the wheels. I just do not buy the claim of ten more HP.
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RE: Road and Track package - 3/11/2007 6:41:53 PM
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Stroker
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Even when doing the corrections they were not the same machine doing the test. It doesn't matter if they were the same brand or both certified. If the two pulls were not done very close together (IE the same day on the same machine) you can not compare them and expect any accuracy. You can put your car on the dyno do three pulls and you will likely get three different numbers. So if arguing a 10 hp difference, you have no science to back you up. Also there are several ways to calculate an SAE correction so there is no telling if the correction from your pulls and the correction from the Mopar Muscle pulls were calculated the same. Hot Rod Magazine (or maybe it was Circle Track) did a very detailed article about this in the last year or so you might dig through the archives and read it, good info. Plus your forgetting the variable of the claimed power is at the fly wheel not the rear wheels. You comparing figures at the rear wheel which even if the tire/wheel size was the same, gear, trans, tire wear... you would not see a 10HP difference at the wheels, maybe an 8. Then your dyno pulls had a variance of three (or 1.5 in either direction x2 since your comparing two different cars) That brings your numbers from 8 to 5. you still have your calculation difference, and machine difference to figure in there, its easy to see how the two readings came out the same when there is really a 10 HP difference. Oh yea thats not to mention that you can pull a dozen identical cars off the production line take them straight to the dyno and they won't all have identical power. Bottom line is Dodge DOES claim the R/T to be 340HP, and the R/T Road and Track and R/T Daytona to have 340HP. That my friend is a fact!
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