I pulled the trigger on 2019 Scat Pack Charger
- Thread starter 1978 NYB
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At least it was before having the first flat...........You're just figuring that out now?
300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
Not just the Scat Pack. No spares anymore as standard equipment. It's an extra cost option, and only a space saver. I forgot to order one.
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
I agree with that. The space is there, if you get the nice radio there is two subs mounted there I believe.
70bigblockdodge
Old Man with a Hat
With line lock and almost 500 hp having a tire on the car long enough to get something in it should not come up.
You're just figuring that out now?
Spare tire wasn't too high on the gotta know list....
Don't forget the Launch Mode (transbrake)!
The battery and the tire repair and inflator kit is in the trunk. A bunch of wiring in the trunk. There is a small removable shelf in the trunk. I can't see how even a space saver tire would fit in there and nothing to mount the spare to. Maybe there is a Jack in there someplace. I didn't see one.
I have a factory Alpine system. There is at least one sub somewhere.
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
The other one impressive.
300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
No jack without a spare.
smoked lights?
78Brougham
"Chump"
Not to seem like the hayseed that I am, but what exactly are you trying to catch with this "catch can"?
At least it was before having the first flat...........
Don't know about you, but it's been over 15 years since I've gotten a flat, I wouldn't be too worried... Just sayin'
It makes a mess of the throttle body, intake manifold and intake valves. It's all the crap that comes through the PCV system. I don't know why Mopar doesn't put them on all the V-8's. I have one on my Ram and dump and clean it every oil change.
The one option I wish my Scat Pack had is the FRONT park sensors especially when I'm parking with those concrete barriers in parking lots. Mine has the rear park sensor. I believe it is available if your have the active braking and all that other safety crap.
JC68vert300
Senior Member
No spare was disappointing to me as well, especially that the rims are so wide and tall , excellent pothole magnets.
78Brougham
"Chump"
Said before and I'll say it again. Haven't gotten a flat in 15 years. That's what they make AAA for and I also have Hagerty's.
JC68vert300
Senior Member
The Harmon Kardon sub is mounted under the package shelf, not in the floor of the trunk
I agree with Kenny.
I haven't had a flat in over 25 years, and if I did these days, it would likely be on a freeway, in which case I would pull off the freeway at the earliest convenience and to hell with what happens to the tire or wheel. With non-attentive drivers these days, it is a real hazard to change a tire on a highway or any street either for that matter. So unless you can find a parking lot that is safe, you might as well let the car be transported on a flatbed given the rarity that flats happen and assuming you don't ordinarily drive around with bald or otherwise unsafe tires (unless maybe you live in a state like Michigan where the condition of roads is ridiculous).
So why transport around a relatively heavy tire and wheel that is rarely useful?
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