Got my Dodge SRT-10 brochure in the mail today
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Got my Dodge SRT-10 brochure in the mail today
I think this truck has a lot of potential and may end up getting one, if I can convince my wife...
The brochure states max payload as 900 lbs and maximum trailer weight as "not recommended."
The wheels look pretty nice. A five spoke pattern with the centers cut out. Pirelli 305/40R22
The speedometer goes up to 160 and it looks as if red line is 6000 rpm.
6 disc cd changer and seperate passenger driver climate controls. 508 watt system.
dana 60 rear axle(same as the front axle on my excursion) with 4.10 gears.
Sorry if this has already been posted, but I have it in my hands now so it must be right.
Oh yeah, $45,795.
options are side air bags, bedliner, gps navigation, U-connect voice activated hands free communication system.
The brochure states max payload as 900 lbs and maximum trailer weight as "not recommended."
The wheels look pretty nice. A five spoke pattern with the centers cut out. Pirelli 305/40R22
The speedometer goes up to 160 and it looks as if red line is 6000 rpm.
6 disc cd changer and seperate passenger driver climate controls. 508 watt system.
dana 60 rear axle(same as the front axle on my excursion) with 4.10 gears.
Sorry if this has already been posted, but I have it in my hands now so it must be right.
Oh yeah, $45,795.
options are side air bags, bedliner, gps navigation, U-connect voice activated hands free communication system.
Last edited by easterisland; Dec 29, 2003 at 03:17 PM.
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I think a 200 shot of nitrous on that thing would be awesome. I like my truck, but the SRT-10 looks pretty good. I even like the 22" polished wheels that are in the brochure. I wonder how much these things will go for after they sit on the dealer lots for awhile?
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everyone talks about how you won't fit slicks on the truck but is that really true? Are there no slicks that will go over the brakes?
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Originally posted by superfords
I think they are awesome! I like RED ones!
I think they are awesome! I like RED ones!
Sorry my camera was acting funny under all the light at the car show. I took that pic about a year back exactly. I cant wait for that truck to come out. I've been waiting for this truck to come out for more than two years now. It looks like it's going to be a nice truck. I wish the price was down some, so we'd see more on the road. I'll come across one one day. Gotta love competition.
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Received my brochure today as well. Paged through it. 500 this, 500 that... Got to the last page and found another interesting fact. Dodge is bragging about their 7/70 powertrain protection plan, and in tiny, little print under it guess what? The Ram SRT-10 ain't covered by it!! WTF? The SRT-10 Viper is covered, why not the Ram? 
I still like 'em and if I can get a Class3 hitch for occasional towing, and NOT void my warranty (whatever the hell that may be??), I'll be seriously looking.
I still like 'em and if I can get a Class3 hitch for occasional towing, and NOT void my warranty (whatever the hell that may be??), I'll be seriously looking.
