[MALLY]

Hey guys!
Baught my daughter the 2010 Plum Crazy for her HS Grad in 2010. She has now just grad from NAVY boot camp and is headed to A school. Along with boot camp grad, her Bday was 4 days prior. The big 21! So, being such a big milestone I bought her some Asaunti wheels and Perrelli tires. They look great, but the car sits up too high for my liking now. I want to drop it to give it a muscle look keeping the rake to it. I dont want the level look nor do I want it scraping the ground. What is the best kit avail? Also I want to replace the shocks and struts. She's put 63k miles on it since HS.
Thanks for your help!

 

[jklotz10]

Hello & welcme from WI! I'm sure someone will chime in her regarding your questions.

 

[MALLY]

Thanks, I look forward to the group. I am a member of the Prowler website, prowleronline.com since 2000. Really enjoy that site

 

[bad8nti]

Hello from Strasburg, VA

Hello and Welcome to the 'Z' from the beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. :4-wavey: Enjoy your Ride and the Site! You'll find some knowledgeable and friendly people to answer your questions or just entertain you. Glad you could join us!

 

[Diode Dynamics]

Welcome to the forum!

Nick C.

 

[JETTECH104]

Welcome and congrats to your daughter. If you dont want the level look there are two ways to achieve that, both expensive. First up are coilovers, which will let you get the rake look. About $900- $1700 dollars. Next are air ride, even more expensive. Good luck deciding which way you want to go. Keep us posted!!:smileup:

 

[70barcuda]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[dodge boy]

Welcome from north N.J.

 

[Dodgeguy]

Welcome from AZ, Yes coilovers are the way to do what you want, you get new springs and shocks that way, the height is adjustable and some offer adjustable ride quality, truly the way to go.

 

[BBChallyR/T]

Hey guys!
Baught my daughter the 2010 Plum Crazy for her HS Grad in 2010. She has now just grad from NAVY boot camp and is headed to A school. Along with boot camp grad, her Bday was 4 days prior. The big 21! So, being such a big milestone I bought her some Asaunti wheels and Perrelli tires. They look great, but the car sits up too high for my liking now. I want to drop it to give it a muscle look keeping the rake to it. I dont want the level look nor do I want it scraping the ground. What is the best kit avail? Also I want to replace the shocks and struts. She's put 63k miles on it since HS.
Thanks for your help!

Welcome to the Z from Maryland.. I would highly recommend the Hotchkis TVS setup. I have it on mine and I have installed the same setup on another Members Challenger.. One of the best setups available for our cars.. Here's a pic of both cars..

 

[KeysB5Blue]

Welcome to the Z from Key West! Enjoy!

 

[Northernhawk]

welcome and congrats to your daughter's accomplishments!!!

 

[jkelly16]

Welcome to the Z from NC! Glad you joined, enjoy the site!

 

[ninjadave]

Welcome to the Z from MS! Your daughter sounds like she's becoming quite the accomplished woman! :smileup:

 

[Coyote]

Welcome to the Z from New Mexico! You have found the absolute best spot for a Challenger lover to be except for behind the wheel!

 

[TJGS]

:Racing:Hello and Welcome from Michigan. Enjoy the forum !!!:Racing:

 

[Charlene]

Welcome to the Z from Saskatchewan, Canada. Welcome to the world of "plum". Lol

 

[Dirtkicker]

Welcome to the Z from South Carolina.

 

[VernzChallenger]

Welcome to the Z from Northern California. Come on in for the best help, food for thought, and conversation there is to find anywhere. Life is GOOD with a Challenger! Glad you're here. :smileup:

 

[VernzChallenger]

Welcome to the Z from Northern California. Come on in for the best help, food for thought, and conversation there is to find anywhere. Life is GOOD with a Challenger! Glad you're here. :smileup: