Mopar opens books on Dodge Challenger Drag Pak cars

Published on July 24, 2015 in News by Brad Diamond

Mopar has opened the order books for the new Mopar Dodge Challenger Drag Pak, which features a very limited run of supercharged and naturally-aspirated muscle cars destined for the drag strip.

Only 60 Challenger Drag Pak cars will be built—25 powered by a 7.0-litre naturally-aspirated HEMI V8, and 35 powered by a 5.8-litre supercharged HEMI, marking the first time the powerplant has ever been offered with forced induction.

Mated to both engines are three-speed transmissions with Hurst shifters, while all cars get solid nine-inch rear axles.

The front suspension setup features a unique Mopar K-Member and suspension geometry, with adjustable compression and rebound struts, while out back is a four-link suspension with Panhard bar, 40-spline gun drilled axles, four-inch diameter driveshaft, shocks with adjustable compression, and rebound and an anti-roll bar.

The car rides on 15-inch wheels, with 28-inch by 4.5-inch Hoosier drag radials up front and 30-inch by nine-inch out back.

Inside, the Challenger Drag Pak cars get NHRA-approved roll cages, a Mopar gauge pack, lightweight racing seats, a safety net, and a five-point harnesses.

The naturally-aspirated cars carry a US$99,426 sticker, while the boosted cars are priced at US$109,354.

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