SRT-4's engine is a turbocharged and intercooled 2.4-liter
DOHC 16-valve 4-cylinder that produces an impressive
230-horsepower and 250 lb. ft. of torque. Producing
that kind of power from a 2.4-liter engine is one thing,
but few could make it work day-in and day-out like SRT-4.
New Quaife Automatic Torque Biasing (ATB) differential
to help put the power to the ground
Dual-outlet exhaust system
0-60 in under six seconds with a 148 mph (electronically
limited) top speed
High capacity clutch and pressure plate
Fully independent MacPherson struts on the front suspension
SRT-4 features an NVG T-850 heavy-duty five-speed manual
transmission as standard equipment. It is controlled
by a shifter with a large satin-silver knob for quick,
positive gear changes. The heavy-duty clutch helps route
torque to equal-length half-shafts driving the front
wheels.
SRT-4 sticks on the streets because it's been equipped
with a fully independent front and rear suspension with
gas-charged Tokico struts and stabilizer bars that contribute
to its responsive handling.
Car and Driver (5/03) said SRT-4 has, "Power out
the wazoo, bites into corners like a pit bull, the brakes
never give up."
Want some serious grip? SRT-4 features 205/50ZR17 BF
Goodrich g-Force T/A®KDW high performance tires
mounted on 17" x 6" cast aluminum wheels.
With all this power and grip you're going to need some
stopping power. No sweat. SRT-4 has standard performance-tuned
four-wheel-disc antilock brakes.
SRT-4's Viper-style seats with aggressive upper and
lower thigh bolsters help hold driver and front passenger
in place during aggressive maneuvers. Aggressive maneuvers?
Trust us, this will come in handy.
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