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1990 Dodge Daytona RT

Dodge Daytona RT, 1990
Dodge Daytona RT, 1990
Dodge Daytona RT, 1990
Dodge Daytona RT, 1990
Dodge Daytona RT, 1990
Dodge Daytona RT, 1990
Dodge Daytona RT, 1990
Dodge Daytona RT, 1990
Dodge Daytona RT, 1990
Dodge Daytona RT, 1990
Dodge Daytona RT, 1990
Dodge Daytona RT, 1990
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Dodge Daytona IROC R/T Concept, 1990
In 1990, Chrysler released their Dodge Daytona IROC RT concept vehicle onto the auto show circuit. Although the concept was not exactly the same as the Daytona that would be sold to the public, many of the design elements of the concept would appear on the 1992-1993 Daytonas, such as the fixed headlights, rounded, one-piece taillamps, the cross-hair grill, and the more fully integrated side ground effects. Under the hood was a single overhead cam, turbocharged, VNT 2.2 liter inline-4 cylinder. The variable nozzle turbo (VNT) engine provided full turbo boost in only 2.2 seconds. The claimed performance was 0-60 in 6.1 seconds, with a top speed of 140 mph. The suspension was independent in front, with a trailing-arm in back. The tires were P275/40VR17 Goodyear Experimentals on 17 X 9.5-inch cast aluminum wheels. Two design elements that were on this concept car that never made it into the production vehicles was the all glass roof, and the all-wheel drive system.
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Comments
Andrew
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
where can i get my hands on one of those
and will it fit my 92 daytona?
XII
Friday, February 26, 2010
They never made these cars. They were concept only. I WISH they made them, I would love one.
james
Friday, March 12, 2010
i currently have a 93 es w/ the 3.0 sohc & a 5 spd. the plans i have for it make the "appearance" of the concept mere childs play, yet the wide body shown also gives me some new radical design schemes. if you're a daytona enthusiast i suggest getting in contact with me about this cuz you're gonna absolutely love the finished product. i plan on only leaking details of the build AFTER the steps have been taken. estimated time to completion: 2 years. i'm taking my time to make sure it's all done right and to the way i want it.
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