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If I had a Redeye, I'd get a custom tune and call it good. A tune makes a big difference and really enhances the driving experience. Unless you're going to the track 807hp is plenty IMO and you'll get a few more from a good tune as well.
As for going to the track, it doesn't have to be a big money pit like you seem some get in to. Mine hasn't been, but I've also set a target class and raced in that class. 10.00 is pretty easy in these cars and I ran in that for several years with no issues what so ever. When the 2.7 blower fell in my lap that pushed me to the 9.50 class. Start going much beyond that and things will get expensive. Every platform has a tipping point where that happens and for Hellcat 9.50 seems to be it which is crazy fast, we're just all spoiled these days.
There's no money in racing these things really, so racing in a 10.50, 10.00, 9.50 etc class will all be the same really. I think I've won like $400 a year or so here and there so what's the point really.
As for going to the track, it doesn't have to be a big money pit like you seem some get in to. Mine hasn't been, but I've also set a target class and raced in that class. 10.00 is pretty easy in these cars and I ran in that for several years with no issues what so ever. When the 2.7 blower fell in my lap that pushed me to the 9.50 class. Start going much beyond that and things will get expensive. Every platform has a tipping point where that happens and for Hellcat 9.50 seems to be it which is crazy fast, we're just all spoiled these days.
There's no money in racing these things really, so racing in a 10.50, 10.00, 9.50 etc class will all be the same really. I think I've won like $400 a year or so here and there so what's the point really.