The Charger probably is but the Challenger isn't.
The specs for a 2019 Hellcat say 4,448 lbs... The Redeye in a recent MotorTrend comparison had a curb weight of 4,521 lbs.
The problem with being 10% off when you are talking cars weights is then you tend to be 10% off when talking about ET's...
Or the GT500...sorry I meant NA Camaro or Mustang
Show me a bone stock Mustang GT running an 11.7...
I'll wait.
And yes, I realize the Mustang traps 118-119mph which is quite a bit faster. And I would agree that the 1320 is 'cheating' by having a transbrake and drag radials from the factory.
Not quite 1,000lbs, more like 800 for a 1990 GT.
The current Mustang makes almost double the HP. Plus gearing etc. Nobody is denying there have been huge advances in the last 40 years but you don't need aftermarket heads/cam/intake to run 12's in an old 5.0
Granger is 2% under invoice
X plan is dealer invoice + 1.4%
A plan is dealer invoice - Holdback - Advertising Fee + a $275 program fee
(feel free to correct me if these are outdated)
What issue would that be? These are the Edelbrock/VMP style, not the older infamous Roush R2650
Roush released this same supercharger a little while ago for the 2024, with a red lid.
This is the old one you're thinking of...
Where are you getting MT86 from?
Standard on all 2025 Mustang® GT coupes, the MT82-D4 6-speed manual transmission comes with rev-matching for smooth shifting.
It's also 4.09 not 4.08
There's a couple threads on 4.09's on Mustang6G, it's a good fix for the D4 gearset...you don't want to shift...
Basically what Roush was selling...the Roush kit shows as sold out on Magnuson's website
https://magnusonsuperchargers.com/products/magnum-tvs2650-5-0l-2l-ford-coyote-hot-rod-supercharger-kit?srsltid=AfmBOoqZJEMMFapzN-ma0T1sWxQM_9c9CKF6dEgZeWWLhLxKN4CWeL44
No mention about calibration/tuning
They use the same speed automatic in both of those...
Also it's MT82
Lastly, you'd be best off just putting 4.09 gears in the rear end instead of swapping the whole transmission