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68' Coronet Police Special !
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This by far has to be the most unique police car of all time! What started out as a 1968 Dodge Coronet police interceptor is now a crazy over the top hot rod. This was a real Canadian police car, having its original working radio, sirens and lights still intact. The Coronet originally had a 440 hp motor and a 727 transmission but it was removed and a 2018 Challenger Hellcat motor with approximately 3,000 miles was installed.
A custom-built Gear Star GM4L85E transmission was installed behind the Hellcat engine.Other features include an Alterkation front suspension with Wilwood disk-brakes, Dana 60 rear-end with 4:11:1 gears and new brakes. Under hood updates include a custom made aluminum radiator with electric fans, new intercooler, and custom-made ram air intake system.
The exhaust system is designed to breathe, starting with TTI headers that blend into a three-inch exhaust with remote-controlled cutouts for the zoomies. The car is using the factory Dodge Hellcat engine oil cooler and factory transmission/power steering cooler. Both engine pulleys were changed for a bigger boost in performance. It makes in the neighborhood of 850 hp.
The Police Special currently runs 11.2 in the quarter mile@124 mph, and high 10s with slicks. At normal highway speeds it gets about 22 mpg in overdrive.
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