Hey guys we always share new cars that we work on with our Clublexus family first. We are well aware that alot of you own more than one vehicle.

This time around its a 2009 Dodge Challenger SRT-8 6spd Manual, recently completed by LAVISH HABITS in Providence, RI.

These guys are certified car nuts just like us, and this baby is quite a sight to behold. I was looking at this car all day in different settings, and I can't stop thinking about the TV show Knight Rider! This is especially true when its seen driving down the road!

Overall this Challenger has that sporty, aggressive, and powerful look.

Here are the Details:


2009 Challenger SRT-8 6Speed Manual

Wheels:

D2FORGED VS7
22x9.5" 3.0"Lip
22x11" 5.0"Lip
Bespoke Program 4 Finish
OEM Color Matched Face & Lip / Red Lip Stripe / Red Inner Barrel

SUSPENSION:
KW v3 Coilovers

DETAILS:
Red Badges
Tinted Glass Inc Windshield
Flow Master Exhaust System


Preview Pic:



More to Come.................

 

woah, looks aggressive!

 

Looks like a "redline" Hot Wheels!

Not a huge fan of the new Challenger, but diggin' the way THIS one looks!

Nice work, fellas!

 

niiiiiiiiiiiiice

 

Here is another one for now

 

Looks mean!

 

Sorry guys the wait, the rest of the pics are posted above

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Very nice! I like the time attack look. 22s look about right for those gigantic wheel wells. How much do those weigh?

 

This car is really cool. Its a little too big for my tastes, but for some reason I still like it. I think its the overall effect of it. With the black and then red accents, the exhaust, and the manual tranny.

It also rides VERY comfortably. I was impressed.

 

damn.... maybe it's time to get a domestic looks menacing

 

Looks nice but they did a bad job washing the passenger side.

 

Not a fan of this car but if I had to have one I like this one more. Rocks 26" rear and 24" front.

 

Yeah I hear you, but for most people that buy SRT's try to keep their performance and not just try to fit the biggest wheels possible and add an ungodly amounts of weight. Not to mention to me that rear wheel looks out of place, way too big

 

a beautiful piece of american muscle.

 

Nice work guys! The wheel choice is perfect for the SRT version of this car.