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Dman
What's so cool about this, is the thought that went into it. you take the aero and suspension of the two best performing, you use the interior of a TA which is cheaper than all the leather/alcantera etc., and you option in consumables that a track rat would appreciate.
A race weekend for me is $1500-3,000, depending on a lot of variables, if it's a double header, if I get love tapped, etc. That's with hoosiers and steel on a true race designed chassis. For a track rat truly tracking an ACR, and there are guyson here who can testify to this, driving at 99%, the cost of tires and CCMs in a season ... well, you could buy another race car for that. Guys who think CCMs will last a long time aren't 99% drivers on track, no dig there, it's just what it is. The wheel/tire/brake combo is exactly what I'd do if I were ordering an ACR, but my singular focus on that would be tracking. They've really applied racer logic and experience, and in my old dog long viper guy opinion, nailed the true absolute viper in this model. Kudos to Dodge for letting them do something so unique - should've been a model from Dodge as an option, as Bill and I had joked about a while back in terms of an ACR/SRT combo.
Some won't get it, which is cool, just like some don't get a drivers stripe being a 'special edition', or paint color being a dealer edition, but others do and vice versa, so it's awesome Dodge and these great dealers are doing all these options to make everyone happy, it's all subjective. Plus all the other performance news posted yesterday, you'd never know this beast is ending production with all this excitement, new performance options and dealer ingenuity, even Dodge getting into it. It's a shame it's not 3 years ago.
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