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Blkcobra01
04-11-2017, 08:36 PM
Freaking bad ass! 840HP certified quarter mile 9.65 at 140mph.


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k062693w
04-11-2017, 08:47 PM
Supposed Low 9s bordering on 8s with the Demon Box and the 1,000+ hp ECM ...

Great Times we are living in ...

Sure Blows those 283 Trifive Chevys and LS7 and Hemi cars out of the water ...

PKFIRE
04-11-2017, 08:57 PM
Crazy! It also has a warranty!

Blkcobra01
04-11-2017, 09:59 PM
Sure is great times in the horsepower wars. Be nice to see Ford have an answer in a year but not holding my breath.


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USMCPONY
04-11-2017, 10:45 PM
I bet it'll do 8's with bolt ons and a good tire.

draggin50
04-12-2017, 12:13 AM
Its good to see the power they are making with production cars. Im sure this will push the other 2 to step it up also.

IWRBB
04-12-2017, 08:17 AM
I hate driving Challengers. Feels like you are sitting down low in a huge bathtub. Putting 800+ HP from the factory is cool and all, but the car itself sucks ass to drive around in.

redfirepearlgt
04-12-2017, 09:02 AM
Nice numbers. Glad to see HP like this being made. Being a Hellcat started at about 64K I can only imagine the price tag of this special run vehicle. 14.5 boost at of a 2.7L blower (brand unknown to me) is doing the job well, and I assume on 93 octane, because I know several GT500 (13/14, models) owners who have turned their up and made almost 800 at the rear wheel while staying on 93 pump gas safely.

^^^ HUGE BATHTUB! THAT'S FUNNY!

PKFIRE
04-12-2017, 09:15 AM
The Jeep Trackhawk will start at 80. I wonder if this will be in the 90s? Cobra Jets start around 100k right?

redfirepearlgt
04-12-2017, 01:09 PM
Couldn't begin to have a clue what Cobra Jets start at without going to a search engine.

Blkcobra01
04-12-2017, 08:30 PM
Cobra jets aren't street legal though.


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beefcake
04-12-2017, 09:58 PM
i love my hellcat charger. can't wait for the 4.5 whipple to go on..... run right with those demons

NXcoupe
04-13-2017, 11:46 AM
See why I went to chrysler? Lol. We've been getting a lot of inside info on these, and there is a lot they didn't go into as much detail as they should've on. Like the electronic suspension. That's badass. We use that on the vipers but in a different way than on the demon. I'm tempted to sell all my cars and get one of these, but it won't happen. The fact it comes with skinnies is badass. The crate has a bunch of stuff it comes with.

gzbs197
04-13-2017, 11:55 AM
The fact they use the AC to cool for the supercharger is bad ass as well.

IWRBB
04-13-2017, 02:15 PM
Ford was supposed to do that with the Lightning I believe, but never brought it to production. They would chill coolant down to 30 degrees in a isolated chamber, then you could release it for a temporary power increase.

Guys with Lightnings and Cobras have been doing it for years with the Killer Chiller from Joe Kincaid. No tank, you just cool all the IC fluid continuously. Lately guys have just been building their own kits for way cheaper than Joe sells them for.

Are they cooling the supercharger itself (like a liquid cooled Kenne Bell blower), or the IC fluid, or both?

redfirepearlgt
04-13-2017, 03:36 PM
The fact they use the AC to cool for the supercharger is bad ass as well.

Hopefully they took into consideration the condensate that will generate on a hot day not only at the H.E. but throughout. Tracks don't take kindly to AC units running thus creating water puddles on the staring line. Killer Chiller has been doing this for years. It's more of a thing for the SVT 03/04 cobra guys from my findings. Most PCM strategies cut out the Compressor at WOT, curious how this common strategy will be implemented on the Dodge Demon. Either way from my stand point, it's still a mammoth Dodge. I really wanted to see it on a smaller frame to that of the Dodge Dart of the late 60's.

IWRBB
04-13-2017, 04:50 PM
The Cobras drop their condensate right on the exhaust, I've never seen a drop under mine even on really humid days. You can hear it when you turn off the car and shut the door. The door closing shakes some loose and you get a hiss from the water steaming away on the cat. Dodge may have went with a similar setup? I agree it would be an issue at the track otherwise.

You really don't need the A/C running during a 1/4 mile run either- it takes some time to cool it all down and it being off for 10 seconds during the run make no difference in the grand scheme of the fluid temps.

draggin50
04-14-2017, 12:18 AM
Yeah mine dumps right out on the exhaust and I never see a drop. I don't have the killer chiller though as I would rather pack mine with ice and circulate it. Ive seen mine get down in the 40 degree range on a fairly warm day and not get over 80 after a pass.

Dtony
04-15-2017, 08:58 AM
It's an awesome car for sure. But by the time the dealerships are done with them a normal guy will never own one. I came from the Mopar world and love what they have done. I have been considering a Hell Cat as a cruiser.

Goldenpony
04-15-2017, 11:11 AM
I read that Chevy is making a limited number of Camaros to compete with the Demon. I love the name, wait for it, The Exorcist. Gotta love it.

Blkcobra01
04-15-2017, 01:54 PM
I read that Chevy is making a limited number of Camaros to compete with the Demon. I love the name, wait for it, The Exorcist. Gotta love it.

I believe that is Hennessy not Chevy and the price tag is stupid. You buy the ZL1 Camaro and take it to them.


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