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Muscle is the answer, 2012 Dodge Charger SRT8

* All pictures were taken using BeamNG's 0.31 Ultra settings with no re-shade nor edited props. Slight color-grading has been done for better visuals.
The map in the pictures is "Axle Valley" and the car is Gavril Grand Marshal (modern version mod) which is an old mod, but still works.



10 Fun Facts About the 2012 SRT8 Charger

1. Dodge replaced the previous 6.1 L HEMI V8 for a 6.4 L while improving the fuel economy.
2. New engine for this SRT8 made 465 hp and 630 Nm (465 ft lb) of torque.
3. 2012 model was a heavily-revised version of the previous generation with complete new body panels.
4. SRT8 trim offered a different bumper with a smaller grille, but a much bigger air vent.
5. This generation of Charger was also available in a "Super Bee" trim limited to 1000 units.
6. Super Bee models were offered in 500 units in Pitch Black and 500 units in Stinger Yellow.
7. There's 164 LEDs used in the taillights of this generation of Charger.
8. The name of the design pattern for the taillights were called "racetrack tailmap" design.
9. For better launch, Dodge used an active intake manifold and high-lift camshaft with cam phasing technology.
10. These SRT8 Chargers were also featured in Fast & Furious 6 plane scene.

 

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What is that extra small dryvan piece from in the last photo?

 

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memories... (it is beamng)

 

POV you are Squeeze Benz in C1 Shuto (ft. Cardinal Maelstrom CT-550S 6M)

Spoiler

 

The classic Lambo Countach in the 'Showroom', still cool by todays standards



Used the awesome 'World Editor' to add the panel background, which is actually the back of the 'Flashing Zebra Stripe' background with colored lights glowing on it

 

240BX

 

Trying for a more monochrome look in the Showroom 'White' background

 

(release on Monday...)



Also, a little detail...:


Rear


Front

 

it isnt black its red to me

 

I created a small mod that slightly changes the geometry of the front and rear bumpers.