2009 Dodge Challenger Q & A from Around the Web
We have found 138 user submitted questions on the web and presented the best ones for you to read. This list is in ranked order, showing 1 - 4
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Cold Air Intake on a 2009 Dodge Challenger R/T and improved gas mileage??
I'm considering buying one, however, I am out to lunch on how great the hemi upgrade and MDS is on these systems. The dealer told me that a cold air intake would benefit this car, but from reading posts on here, I'm confused as to how great that would be. From searching on the web its confusing as well, some people say they work, some say its only...
Source: Yahoo! Answers,
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they don't always help ,in most cases they add a few horse power but do nothing to improve on gas mileage,with the mds system on that car you will get the maximum gas mileage possible on it anything you do to it may alter the gas mileage and not for the better either,i tried a complete system on a...
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What does the 2009 - 2011 Dodge Challenger T/A Mean?
I went to the store and saw a parked white Dodge Challenger but it wrote something like T/A... and i don't think it means Trans Am...
Source: Yahoo! Answers,
1 answer
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some dodges have R/T...it means road & track some dodges have T/A ...and yes...it means trans-am....way back in the 70s, there was a racing circuit called "the trans-am series".....that's how THAT car got its name http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnTvnFUhkHY...
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Can I turn my 2009 Dodge Challenger SRT-8 from an automatic to a stick, and how much would it cost?
trading it for a new one can't be an option
Source: Yahoo! Answers,
3 answers
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Trade it in at the Dodge dealer, and get a SRT 8 that's already a stick. You will be better off to do that considering the price you will pay to convert it anyway. If trading is not an option, your SOL.
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Could the 2009 Dodge Challenger perform well in snow/ice even though it is a RWD car?
Without using snow tires or all season tires could the Challenger still perform well in snow/ice
Source: Yahoo! Answers,
8 answers
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Negative, just keep it in the garage and buy a winter beater.
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Sporty cars like the 2009 Dodge Challenger invite paper comparisons where horsepower, torque, and available performance options rise to the top of the priorities list.
This focus on performance limits the Challenger's competition to its two historical competitors (Mustang and Camaro).
Compared to these competitors, the Challenger's trunk is larger at 16.2 cubic feet, and it does have marginally more rear seat room, although none of these cars offers a truly roomy backseat.
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