I have found a few kits form rough country and other various mfgs. and i was wondering if it would clear 35's with 4-6" of lift? I have never seen a lifetd daytona and i thought it would look really cool. I also have a question about putting a blower on a hemi, does anyone make a kit for one yet? And would it kill the transmission if i did install one? thanks!

FROM rough country* ( typo on that 1)

I havent seen a lifted Daytona. Not too sure how it will look. Maybe you can see if someone will photoshop it for you and put the lift and big tires on it. I'd definitely take the wing off if it was lifted.

GS Motorsports uses a Paxton Blower and their tune for a Supercharger kit for the hemi. STS has a remote mount turbo set up that is working great now and krc has an underhood turbo kit. KRC is still in their building stages as they are using my truck to build the kit. We should have some dyno numbers next week on the KRC kit.

im looking forward to seeing those dyno #'S

Procharger makes one too. I have never seen a lifted Daytona and I've wondered what it would look like too/ My roomate has slammed his 2005 Daytona. 4.5" in the back and 2" in the front. It looks wicked too!! Alot of compliments. We are installing a GS kit on this week hopefully with the 6 psi. I dunno if he will dyno it after but I will log back on and definitly tell you what my thoughts are on the power gains and installation procedure. Our goal is low 14's and we will find out next year if it is capable. Haha we will find out if the tranny will handle it. I'm a little concerned about cv's launching in 4wheel drive.

http://rumblebee.org/files/lifteddaytona_747_124.jpg
http://rumblebee.org/files/daytonalifted_675.jpg
http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/189/lifteddaytonaje2.jpg

That would look pretty sick, but if you do any real hardcore off-roading I would worry about ripping off the ground effects or whatever their called nowadays.

That would look pretty sick, but if you do any real hardcore off-roading I would worry about ripping off the ground effects or whatever their called nowadays.

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