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Old 02-25-2007, 07:03 AM   #38 (permalink)
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Whats the diffrence between a basic 05 SRT and a ACR and a Commeorative(spell)? Pics?

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2005 also featured new colors, but the important news was the return of the American Club Racer (ACR) edition. This package included wider BBS RX lightweight racing wheels with wider tires (225/45/16), 5-way adjustable Tokico Illumina shock absorbers, a stiffened suspension featuring a thicker rear sway bar, seats with pass-through slots for racing harnesses, officially allowed camber adjustment, and ACR logos on the exterior and embroidered on the front seats.

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Available for 2005 was the SRT-4 Commemorative Edition. This model (along with the Viper SRT-10 and Ram SRT-10) was created to celebrate the SRT vehicles. The limited, numbered edition SRT-4 included "Electric Blue" stripes over the white-colored body, blue stitching on the floor mats, shifter boot, seats and steering wheel, stainless steel door sill plates and a numbered plaque. No performance extras were added on the Commemorative Edition.

More details can be had by searching. We've discussed this here ad nauseam.
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