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Chrysler Crossfire Drifter
Chrysler Crossfire meets the latest motorsports craze.

Powered by a 400-horsepower supercharged version of the 3.2-liter V-6 found in the Chrysler Crossfire SRT6, the ultra-lightweight Chrysler Crossfire Drifter features a variety of “drift-oriented” modifications. Its extreme stance is highlighted by a full body kit that includes a front and rear fascia with integrated ground effects, an air dam, lower rocker panels and a carbon fiber wing. A chopped windshield adds to the dramatic appearance of the Chrysler Crossfire Drifter, while a custom dual exhaust rounds out the performance enhancements.

Inside, Sparco has contributed a shifter, steering wheel, racing seats and pedals. Ultra-light BBS wheels, Michelin competition tires and a special RennTech limited slip rear differential are also included.

The Chrysler Crossfire Drifter is equipped with Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) Formula D rules-approved steering, suspension, exhaust and roll cage modifications.

 

I need to know how to contract this Skunkwerks company division... if anyone has any info please let me know... I need that body kit!

 

check out this link for some info...

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ead.php?t=6595

 

that is awesome, now if only the SRT-6 came in manual.


BTW i think it will next year, with the 3.5L.

 

Damn Boba I want that body kit too!! Damn it looks sweet. I wish they had some more pictures so you could see what the back look likes. Ooh I just checked Andrews link and theres some more pics there.

Where can we get this grill???

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...tachmentid=108

 

i know... I have to get that body kit for my car... i dont care if i have to have it customly done.. but i know of no where in michigan...

 

Ladd Collision does a lot of custom work. They're located off Ladd road in Walled Lake. They've got a book in their little reception area showcasing some of their work - it's pretty good.

 

Crossfire Drifter! Very nice but a question comes up! Is it a manual shift? and if so, with 400 hp, does anyone know if they had to do any work to the trans, rear end or clutch? I still have the itch to supercharge my coupe but no definate answers as to the durablity of the power train. Although expensive, I could live with the supercharger but if I have to get a whole new drive train to back it up then I will have to settle for the K&K, cu chip and maybe future headers. Can't convince myself to buy a SRT6 yet.

 

From the one interior shot of the drift car it certainly looks like it's sporting a 6-speed. And apart from the renntech LSD, I don't know what other drivetrain modifications were made.

 

Thanks for the location Tsax... I'll probably have to contact them soon about some body work!

Another thing I've noticed is that there is a 5 point racing seat belts on the sparco's in that DRFT Xfire... I wanta know how they ran the belts in there... cuz I'd like to do that to mine also

 

no problem, boba.