I wouldn't worry too much about this time, the laptimes on streets of willow seem to be all over the
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Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat lap time at Willow Springs - Streets of Willow Extended
Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat completed a lap of Willow Springs - Streets of Willow Extended in 1 minute and 26.9 seconds.
| Track | Willow Springs - Streets of Willow Extended |
| Type | flying start |
| Vehicle | Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat |
| Power / weight | 717 ps / 2092 kg |
| Driver | Randy Pobst |
| Time | 1:26.870 |
| Average speed | 103 kph (64 mph) |
| Submitted | 12 years ago by anonymous |
| Views | 4.8k |
aaaa 11y ago
jeremyclarkson1 1y ago
thats what happens when you get some average journalists from edmunds against a pro from motortrend called randy pobst, randy got a 1:19.45 in a nissan gtr track whereas edmunds got like a 1:25.60 i think?
BR2+ 12y ago
True, Alot of it comes down to cost when developing a car, But im sure customers wouldnt mind paying an extra $2,800 Usd($67,000) for a pair of 285x335 P Zero Corsas. Considering what you get for the price of this car, That little bit more wont effect sales, It would bring them up. I dont understand why Dodge/Chevrolet/Ford ONLY uses significant tyre sizes for there main models, And carp ones for the rest, Corvette great size, Viper great size, GT great size, everything else smaller then it should be.
Why is it that Porsche is the only company that uses appropriate tyre size?..












