2006 Dodge Charger SRT8 Project Unfinished

Selling my 2006 Dodge Charger SRT8. This car started out life as a RT model and a few years ago I began the process of doing a total SRT Conversion. I bought a wrecked SRT8 Charger SuperBee with 35K miles and have moved everything over to my car including motor, ransmission, ear end, nd suspension components, rembo Brakes etc. When I was doing the motor swap I installed long tube headers and hi flow cats. When I was doing the Brembo Conversion I installed drilled and slotted rotor's and stainless steel brake lines all around. After I had everything installed I sent out my PCM to Arrington Performance and they did a mail order tune for me and now the car runs and drives great. There are a few issues and this is why this is still an unfinished project. For some reason the PCM and the Front Control Module are not talking correctly. Most of the check engine lights are on dash. ABS, raction Control, ir Bag, ow Tire almost every light is on but from what I’ve herd the dealer can reflash the Front Control Module and its all good. Also the Air Conditioner doesn’t turn work on its own. This is another issue caused by my computer issues. I have installed a temporary toggle switch, hich activates the AC Compressor. So the AC works you just have to flip the switch. The horn doesn’t work which is also related to computer issue. The car needs an alignment also. I just recently did the Brembo conversion and that why it needs to be realigned. The car was repainted a few years ago and if you take a good look at the photos it looks like the paint has orange peel all over. I think the paint is restorable but I just wanted to point that out. Other than all that the car is very nice and was once my daily driver. As is, t runs great and looks very nice I get compliments all the time. As you can imagine I have a lot of money invested in this project and I hate to sell especially because its 95% finished. Due to work related issues I have to sell. It’s just sitting in my storage unit collecting dust. Thanks again for looking. Feel free to ask me anything and I will do my best to answer.

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