The rear end of the 2015 Dodge Challenger R/T Shaker in Sublime Green
The rear end of the 2015 Dodge Challenger R/T Shaker
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Rear Tires
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I only hope that Dodge does not make the mistake of putting a tire that is too narrow on the car. Most of the Challengers I see, even the SRT models, are so wide that it makes the rear tires look narrow. For a rear wheel drive car, it needs a lot of pavement contact to keep all that torque and horsepower on the road. Look at Porsche. They put extremely wide tires on their cars and it gives them an appearance of a dragster. It maybe just is just a cosmetic appeal but it works. My BMW M235i came with standard 8 inch wide tires on the back and I immediately regretted buying it. If the Challenger Shaker 392 has the a nice rear end to match the rest of the car, I will be trading. Who like a woman with a wide ass and that is flat as a pancake? Dodge, put some bubble on that butt and you will have something. Sir Mix-A-Lot will certainly agree. My apologies to all those who are offended by the human anatomy reference.
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In reply to Rear Tires by Steve (not verified)
You are correct, need wider foot print to enhance that ass. Whenever I get my challenget it will be some dha ge on fhose skinny legs.
R.W.
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