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10-29-2004, 08:16 AM
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The engines in Chrysler LH platforms sit like that. It allows the tranny be setup in a way that pushes the front wheels out for the 'cab-forward' campaign they were pushing on those cars. My brother had a 94 ES and a current bodied 98 ES and both were that way.
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10-29-2004, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by karfreek
The engines in Chrysler LH platforms sit like that. It allows the tranny be setup in a way that pushes the front wheels out for the 'cab-forward' campaign they were pushing on those cars. My brother had a 94 ES and a current bodied 98 ES and both were that way.
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20 bucks..... is it too good to be true? i know its lacking a true k&n filter, but what else is missing
10-29-2004, 10:53 AM
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All new model Chryslers have longitudally mounted engines now. It started with the Intrepid in '94 I believe.
Thats why I would never by a Chrysler, because the unrefined transmission design they use, doesn't seem as reliable as the system used by GM in FWD, for over 20 years.
Oh and dont like the name.
Anyways, i think im going to pick up one of those rice pipes from that ebay auction!
Thanks for the link
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Thats why I would never by a Chrysler, because the unrefined transmission design they use, doesn't seem as reliable as the system used by GM in FWD, for over 20 years.
Oh and dont like the name.
Anyways, i think im going to pick up one of those rice pipes from that ebay auction!
Thanks for the link
~Matt
10-29-2004, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted by matt95ssei
Anyways, i think im going to pick up one of those rice pipes from that ebay auction!
Thanks for the link
~Matt
10-29-2004, 05:56 PM
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMEWN%3AIT this is what i just put on my car, it sounds sweet and my take off seems smoother then with stock... but boy the sound is great!! only downside which i failed to research be4 buying... not an K & N filter. :( owell it will work for now.
10-29-2004, 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted by matt95ssei
All new model Chryslers have longitudally mounted engines now. It started with the Intrepid in '94 I believe.
Thats why I would never by a Chrysler, because the unrefined transmission design they use, doesn't seem as reliable as the system used by GM in FWD, for over 20 years.
~Matt
Thats why I would never by a Chrysler, because the unrefined transmission design they use, doesn't seem as reliable as the system used by GM in FWD, for over 20 years.
~Matt
my wife'* stratus is transverse... must be for the larger cars?
10-31-2004, 01:59 AM
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i bought that intake
it works fine
i noticed no difference between that and the stock one, but your heat sensor(or whatever that is im not 100% sure) dosent fit into the hole that it comes with so you will end up ruining it without making a slightly larger hole
it is crazy loud on my ssei once it starts to really suck air
not a great product but you get what you pay for
mike
it works fine
i noticed no difference between that and the stock one, but your heat sensor(or whatever that is im not 100% sure) dosent fit into the hole that it comes with so you will end up ruining it without making a slightly larger hole
it is crazy loud on my ssei once it starts to really suck air
not a great product but you get what you pay for
mike