What did you do to your Hellcat today?

[jgilj]

Can’t find my old picture of “Kilroy” but mine had lots of marks on engine also. That doesn’t happen anymore.🙁

 

[DGatzby]

Going to guess Soria was a place, girlfriend or other code. T+1 and the 500# seems like notes at the factory obviously for some reason on the line for the engine batch or series of them. Pretty cool stuff. Too bad that one needed to go.

Replaced with… It was tense for a couple of weeks, while Dodge considered the cat (screw COT programming etc) failure, that caused the S/C failure, that then rained material into the system at WOT @about 150 mph, then locked its ass up, all on film.

 

[Bowtie Guy]

I m not sure who Terry is

LOL

 

[Jimmy N.]

Half the fun was following the order
It took longer then I wanted but at the end of the day it was pretty cool

It was fun until it wasn't.

Seeing a vehicle bop up the code ladder and hit the finish line was great. That it then took four months and eight days to reach the dealer, not so much.

 

[DGatzby]

It was fun until it wasn't.

Seeing a vehicle bop up the code ladder and hit the finish line was great. That it then took four months and eight days to reach the dealer, not so much.

Because you live so far in the sticks, they had to transfer it too many times. I bet it nearly got lost. Picked it up in Albuquerque? Ha, same difference. They knew YOU were coming.

 

[DGatzby]

So myself, what did I do with my Hellcat? I am actually driving the Queen a bit this year. Driving it among regular cars around here is priceless.

The damn exhaust system is nearly too quiet all fixed up during “normal” driving. Especially since the sucker normally just idles around in 8th. It does sound much different when it can however.

 

[1971demon]

It was fun until it wasn't.

Seeing a vehicle bop up the code ladder and hit the finish line was great. That it then took four months and eight days to reach the dealer, not so much.

Your lucky you got it @ all...living in no mans land...

 

[Wizza]

Home made oil cooler access panel

 

[Jimmy N.]

Because you live so far in the sticks, they had to transfer it too many times. I bet it nearly got lost. Picked it up in Albuquerque? Ha, same difference. They knew YOU were coming.

It went to Utah in normal fashion, and the transport didn't take long at all. The delay was from after it was built to when it finally got on a train. It spent time at every yard they had, some of them twice.

Fearing plenty of corrosion (it was winter) or that the time was spent repairing damage, we ordered a second one. And for a while it looked like the new order might beat the original order. It didn't, but it was fairly close.