Scat Pack Widebody The 20-inch wheels with Pirelli® tires help improve the straight-line and lateral grip of your Scat Pack model. Also, when you choose the Scat Pack Widebody, you're guaranteed 27 percent stiffer front springs compared to the Scat Pack.

What Is Special About Scat Pack? The Scat Pack trim has specific design amenities, such as a decklid, grill, and HEMI® fender badges with the number representing the heritage-inspired 392 cubic-inch motor.

The term Scat Pack was first coined dates back to advertising in the late 1960s. 'Scat' refers to the term scat, as in “Get out of here!”. The 'Pack' part comes from Frank Sinatra's Rat Pack. Now, it indicates our vehicles that can cover a quarter-mile in less than 14 seconds.

The term “Scat Pack” refers to the muscle cars in the 1960s. This is an obvious hint to automobiles that were able to hit the quarter-mile in less than 15 seconds. And, of course, a Scat Pack Dodge can easily do that, even though it's not considered record-breaking by today's standards.

A widebody not only looks cool but provides more space for fatter tires. Putting more tread on the ground gives your vehicle greater traction and better handling. That's the practical go-fast appeal of a widebody. The Scat Pack Challenger gains an aggressive stance with a widebody package.

At the end of the day, the differences between the Scat Pack vs SRT 392 come down to styling and performance details. Both cars have the same powerful 6.4-liter V8 engine, but the SRT 392 Challenger and Charger come with more performance features as well as a more luxurious interior.

The better model to buy when comparing a Scat Pack vs. Hellcat is a matter of taste. The Hellcat is faster and more luxuriously equipped but has a significantly higher price than the Scat Pack. Both models are brutal muscle cars that are guaranteed to thrill.

Both the Scat Pack and the SRT 392 are powerful and capable of delivering impressive performances. In fact, both the SRT 392 and the Scat Pack can achieve 0-60 mph times in the low 4-second range. One thing to note is that the SRT 392 comes with additional performance features compared to the Scat Pack.

Both the Scat Pack and the SRT 392 are powerful and capable of delivering impressive performances. In fact, both the SRT 392 and the Scat Pack can achieve 0-60 mph times in the low 4-second range. One thing to note is that the SRT 392 comes with additional performance features compared to the Scat Pack.

A wide-body aircraft, also known as a twin-aisle aircraft, is an airliner with a fuselage wide enough to accommodate two passenger aisles with seven or more seats abreast.

Benefits/Disadvantages of widebody?

• Makes it harder to park.
• Your tires are more expensive (MUCH more expensive).
• The car's suspension was never intended to use super-low offset wheels, nor was it designed to handle that much grip.
• The kits and installation = expensive.

Although the SRT 392 Challenger and Charger use the SRT label, these vehicles actually come with the exact same engine as the Scat Pack–a 6.4-liter V8 engine, known as the 392 HEMI V8. Both the Scat Pack and the SRT 392 are powerful and capable of delivering impressive performances.

The Hellcat is faster and more luxuriously equipped but has a significantly higher price than the Scat Pack. Both models are brutal muscle cars that are guaranteed to thrill. The best way to find out which model has your name on it is with a test drive.

Both the Scat Pack and the SRT 392 are powerful and capable of delivering impressive performances. In fact, both the SRT 392 and the Scat Pack can achieve 0-60 mph times in the low 4-second range. One thing to note is that the SRT 392 comes with additional performance features compared to the Scat Pack.

The Dodge Scat Pack at 485 hp sits in the middle of the Dodge passenger-car lineup with the 372-hp 5.7-liter Hemi-powered R/T Charger and Challenger just below it and the 717-hp 6.2-liter Hellcat Charger and Challenger just above it.

At the end of the day, the differences between the Scat Pack vs SRT 392 come down to styling and performance details. Both cars have the same powerful 6.4-liter V8 engine, but the SRT 392 Challenger and Charger come with more performance features as well as a more luxurious interior.