2004 Dodge SRT-4
We’re planning on campaigning this car for the 2004 season in National Solo II competition.
Latest Updates
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Fitting the SRT-4 Big Brakes Jan 18, 2005
And some go-fast goodies, too.
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Big Wheels, Big Brakes Jan 5, 2005
We’ve just received some new wheels for our SRT-4. The big brake kit that we’re installing requires a wheel with a fair amount of caliper clearance.
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Suspension Changes Pay Off Oct 25, 2004
We ran the SRT-4 at a Buccaneer region Solo II event this past weekend in Street Modified.
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SRT-4 Suspension (again) Oct 14, 2004
With stock class autocrossing behind us, it was time to address the suspension again.
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Back from Nationals Sep 22, 2004
We’re back from Nationals with a fifth place trophy!
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SRT-4 Service Manuals and Solo Prep Aug 26, 2004
In our preparation for the Solo National Championships, we’ve ordered the factory service manuals.
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Experimenting with Tires Aug 1, 2004
These results are intriguing, as we weren’t pushing the A’s past their happy point.
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Left Turning and Left Foot Braking Jul 15, 2004
Why our SRT-4 cornered better going left.
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Hot Hoosier Jul 10, 2004
Peru was a success, and new Hoosiers are on the way.
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Custom Konis Jun 28, 2004
We installed Koni shock absorbers on our SRT-4.
2004 Dodge SRT-4 Specs:
- Body type:
- Coupe
- Country of origin:
- United States
- Displacement:
- 2429cc
- Stock horsepower:
- 215 bhp @ 5400 rpm
- Torque:
- 245 lb.-ft @ 2000 rpm
- Engine configuration:
- Inline-4
- Transmission:
- 5-speed manual
- Drivetrain configuration:
- Front-wheel-drive
- Brakes:
- disc/disc
- Body width:
- 67.4 in.
- Curb weight:
- 2970 lbs.
- Wheelbase:
- 105.0 in.
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