2006 Dodge Charger Srt8 Sedan 4-door 6.1l on 2040-cars
Aurora, Colorado, United States
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2006 SRT8 Dodge Charger
71,000 Miles Street Edge Coilovers, currently lowered 1.5" Rolled fenders Full exhaust with aggressive Spin Tech mufflers K&N intake 15% tint all the way around New custom headliner and all pillars, wrapped in dark charcoal high-end Mercedes material De-badged, rear wing delete Brand new 22" Staggered XIX rims with 265/35/22 Dunlop Direzza's in the front and 285/35/22 Lionheart tires in the rear, less than 100miles on the rims and tires, silver center chrome lip. 9" front rims 10.5" rear rims Brand new battery Interior is in perfect condition, no stains, rips, or tears of any kind Rear tires rub a bit since it is lowered, but that can easily be adjusted with the coilovers Front rotors are pulsating a bit, will need front rotors turned or new front rotors. Other than those 2 issues, car is in great condition and priced to sell. If you prefer the stock 20" SRT rims instead of the 22" rims, I have them and we can make a deal. The tires on them are bald and would need immediate replacement. Only one set of rims are included, not both. Car is located in Denver, Colorado. Local pickup is fine, otherwise buyer arranges and pays for all shipping costs Email with any questions! |
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