Dodge Charger
i'll be impressed when i see their trannys live to 200k miles, al the power in the world doesnt matter if u cant get it to the wheels, and thats where dodge fails most of the time
Originally Posted by SSE Motorhead
Originally Posted by petraman
nahh, too german for me. I'd go for the GTO or the upcoming camaro, so you can CONTROL the drifts with something called a CLUTCH..

Originally Posted by jwakamud
gotta be an SRT-8 if youre gonna get a charger. hemis cool, but if youre gonna get it, get it.
between charger and camaro, give me the camaro.
between charger and camaro, give me the camaro.
Originally Posted by ga93sle
Originally Posted by jwakamud
gotta be an SRT-8 if youre gonna get a charger. hemis cool, but if youre gonna get it, get it.
between charger and camaro, give me the camaro.
between charger and camaro, give me the camaro.
Originally Posted by Shadow
Originally Posted by SSE Motorhead
Originally Posted by petraman
nahh, too german for me. I'd go for the GTO or the upcoming camaro, so you can CONTROL the drifts with something called a CLUTCH..


So then WS-6 Trans-Am becomes the given :P
But getting back on topic...
I definitely agree with the whole transmission thing...if it lasts a LONG time, then that is a good car. But hah, if not, then well, its just another mopar piece of ****
But yah know...those transmissions that we're paired with the LT-1 on the Caprice 9C1 and Impala SSs had common traits of failing before or just after 100k! But those cars are just as sweet!
Originally Posted by SSE Motorhead
Now you know why it costs $147 for a 1/2" thick used text book.
Side note, one of the big costs of used books is when teachers don't put in their books for the next semester on time. The bookstores don't stock up on those books, and either cost more used, or have to buy new.
F Body side note, there will be 2 new "F-bodies" (or whatever it'* called). The Camaro, and the Pontiac will be called a GTO. This might mean IRS for one or both cars..
Originally Posted by NERV
i'll be impressed when i see their trannys live to 200k miles, al the power in the world doesnt matter if u cant get it to the wheels, and thats where dodge fails most of the time
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That would be so awesome.
