I didn't know Google could do this...
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I thought I heard that Dodge did independent tests (yes, I know I know...how independent can they be!) and they outdid Ford + Chevy. Nissan has 305HP eh? That is cool. However some of their trucks are just STRANGE looking (whats that new Pathfinder thing? yikes)
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Arent you talking about that new Dodge Uber something? So post to compete with the Ford Lightning? Independent researching is a joke! Only trust what I read or see from 3rd party observers.
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Yep....there is quite a few things google does...
http://www.google.com/help/features.html#calculator
it will even give you your addy if you put your phone number in there...(if your listed)
http://www.google.com/help/features.html#calculator
it will even give you your addy if you put your phone number in there...(if your listed)
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so, the chamber, is it like half circle? or half of a sphere? LIke i'm picturing a soccer ball cut in half, sitting on the ground, and then the plug is on the very top?
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They have been adding a lot of features to google lately.
If you want to know more about the hemi. Goto howstuffworks.com
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/hemi.htm
If you want to know more about the hemi. Goto howstuffworks.com
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/hemi.htm
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My point with the 5.7 was tken wrong (buit we did learn a lot about the Hemi, huh?). What I meant was any 5.7 liter is just a 350. That used to be standard, for cars and trucks, and not too impressive. Being "old". I guess I found it funny. I learned to drive in a Caprice with a 350 in it....
Granted, with the new engine tech, you're getting a lot more power than the 350'* I used to work on, but it'* still just a 350!!.....
never mind.... Old guy reminiscing.....
Granted, with the new engine tech, you're getting a lot more power than the 350'* I used to work on, but it'* still just a 350!!.....
never mind.... Old guy reminiscing.....
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Originally Posted by MOS95B
My point with the 5.7 was tken wrong (buit we did learn a lot about the Hemi, huh?). What I meant was any 5.7 liter is just a 350. That used to be standard, for cars and trucks, and not too impressive. Being "old". I guess I found it funny. I learned to drive in a Caprice with a 350 in it....
Granted, with the new engine tech, you're getting a lot more power than the 350'* I used to work on, but it'* still just a 350!!.....
never mind.... Old guy reminiscing.....
Granted, with the new engine tech, you're getting a lot more power than the 350'* I used to work on, but it'* still just a 350!!.....
never mind.... Old guy reminiscing.....
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If anyone wants to trade their Chev 5700 for my 5300, I'll do it in a heartbeat. Yes, the 5300 has that nice even torque range, but I really miss being able to burn off my rear tires while leaving two solid black marks from one block to the next. It'* not about how fast you can pass; it'* about how fast you can get there.
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