Before the Dodge Demon - There was the 1 of 50 Dodge Drag Pak

[zaremahmoud82]

So shiny and
beautiful

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Having had the privilege of seeing this vehicle in person at Windows & Wheels before Wills & Danni worked their magic on this wonderful piece of machinery, I can attest that before they started working on it was a swirled out mess, but it certainly was int the best possible hands for remediation, and is now 180 degrees from when I first saw it.

Awesome work!!! Great write-up!!!

 

[Wills.WindowsAndWheels]

Wow! One bad ass ride!! BTW, beautiful work!!

Thats what I said lol

Quote Originally Posted by hoyt66 View Post
I am a huge Mopar fan and a Wills Windows and wheels fan. By far my favorite write up. Only because I own a Challenger...albeit a slow Challenger compared tot hat beast!

'Thats quite the compliment since ive done a lot of write ups lol. I deal with the "you make my car look slow" issue every day. I have an 11' Camaro SS...a nice bit over 400 hp and daily we have things in here that make me look like a go kart -_- . Currently have an ATS-V, CTS-V coupe and GT350 sitting in the garage. I'll join the super charged 500hp+ club one day though!'

Yeah your writes ups are awesome. Always very informative with great results. I've done some things to my Challenger one of which is a blower. I have not dyno'd it but by all accounts that with the rest of the mods should put just north of 500 to the ground. Would like to have alot more done but $$$$$ kinda stopping forward progress at the moment.

Hey if you're pushing north of 500 you're doing alright lol

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It was definitely that

Having had the privilege of seeing this vehicle in person at Windows & Wheels before Wills & Danni worked their magic on this wonderful piece of machinery, I can attest that before they started working on it was a swirled out mess, but it certainly was int the best possible hands for remediation, and is now 180 degrees from when I first saw it.

Awesome work!!! Great write-up!!!

Thanks Paul - appreciate you checking it out. Yeah I think it was still in its infant stages of correction when you had dropped by. It was a 180 degree turn around in 100+ degree weather