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How would a hellcat with a 2.85 and a good tune on 93 compare to a redeye say from a 45mph roll? I'm not talking from a dig because that is more driver skill.
How would a hellcat with a 2.85 and a good tune on 93 compare to a redeye say from a 45mph roll? I'm not talking from a dig because that is more driver skill.
2.85 Cat should make around 15psi. Since the 2.85 Cat will require a tune as well, if the tune is done by a good tuner, the 2.85 Cat would have a slight power advantage and the Redeye weighs just slightly more. Advantage 2.85 Cat, although I wouldn't say its much.
will know better tomorrow going to napierville an there will be 2 stock redeyes in the group, will let you know an I only have 10% ati with OST tune. if I had a 2.85 with out the 10 % I know for sure it would do the job.
I like my firestone Indy 500 tires they handle very well and definitely have better traction now I’ve added more hp and I can break them loose as well as high as 65mph
I have a 2.85 pulley a tune and Demon injectors on my 2015 Hellcat. As soon as my 2019 Redeye is broke in I’ll let you know. Right now my 2015 feels stronger.
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