You're welcome.

Artificial price gouging.. I just bought mine for 350$ and i assume as these are going away after this year that the price will be even higher bc they won’t be making these springs anymore .

Yep, they were.

It blows my mind that such a big car has such narrow wheels. Especially the Scat Pack. My 1996 Camaro SS came with 275/40-17 square. It now has 315/35-17 in the rear. It’s a much smaller car, and it’s almost 30 years old. Dodge dropped the ball on this My wife had leased a V6 challenger ($500 a month!) before we meet. I told her to turn that thing in. She had wanted the V8 from the beginning anyway. Her previous husband clearly wasn’t a car enthusiast. Anyway, she wants another one so we’re looking for a Scat Pack with a 6 speed tranny. I was shocked to see that they have the same skinny ass 245s the her V6 had. So those cars (even the V6 cars) should have 275s. They are just too big of a vehicle to have such a small contact patch. And it just looks stupid…

Thanks! Loved this car.

Yeah, a lot has changed in the car market since this video was made!

Just saw your message. You'd have to go through a track day organization like SpeedSF, Hooked on Driving, etc.

@justintodriving It's all gravy. I checked them out, and uhhh, I'll just save my money for performance parts. I wanted to have fun on a track, but with such a near stock vehicle, maybe it doesn't make much sense to me now

You need to read more, and make your thinking more effective.

Until the first corner you take at 75-80 mph.

Hey bro bought 17x11 cause I got a hood deal on them would these fit my 392 narrow? So I need any links or spacers

@@brandonUwanawich954 most serious racers are running 17x10 wheels with some sticky Mickey's, and with the correct offset and backspacing no spacers are needed. Yes, you will need the shorter sway bar links. Those 11's are going to stick out past the top of the fender at least an inch.

@@artillerybuff2000 how about 17x9.5s?

@@brandonUwanawich954 never seen them, but a proper set of 17x10's fit great, I'd run them if I didn't already have the Demon setup on my 1320. I am going to try to order a 2023 Regular body Redeye, and I'm for sure putting a pair of 17x10's on the back of it for the drag strip.

@@brandonUwanawich954 scavenger1320 has a some great videos on what wheels fit on the regular body challenger including wheels specs, links, etc.

Yep, this was on stock wheels and tires (245’s, which was insane for a car this big).

I used the car for tracking and wanted as much grip as possible, a more neutral feeling, and to be able to easily rotate tires. If you’re doing drag racing, you won’t want 305’s in front.

I’m not mechanically inclined and I was able to do it, so I’m sure you can knock it out easier than I could.

@@justintodriving for sure I am ordering the kit from FCP will be giving it a go thanks.

Thanks for reporting back! Hope you’re enjoying the set up! I wonder if the Mickey Thompson 305’s tread pattern is a touch wider than my Conti’s were. Glad the 18mm worked out!

There are many other videos and articles that cover _how_ to do it (that don’t include my steering wheel lol), and I linked one in the description. I didn’t see these tips covered elsewhere so that’s why I created this video (my video isn’t titled “how to”).

Thanks! If I remember correctly, I had run a mic under the hood and placed it by the intake and then attached it to my GoPro in the cabin.

@@justintodriving Thankyou! I might try this for mine.

Nope! Porsche still supports parts for all of their vehicles. It’s actually absurd how simple it is to get them from their 80,000 part warehouse.

The previous owner did that. Scat packs definitely can come with 245 in the year of 2015-2018 they started putting 275 all around like in 19 and up but you can still up with a scat pack with some dangerous 245s on a car with all of that power.

I might have some photos of the clearance/fitment in the depths of my IG page, @justintodriving. The front fender roll and rear fender lining trim is minimal, but sadly I did not take any photos.

You can get them for msrp but there's upto a 18months wait...

Whoops, thanks for the info!

Sorry I don’t know for sure. I can only confirm on E36 M3.

It’s a blessing and a curse that these shot up in value. A lot has changed in the car market since I published this video.