Chrysler Charger [Archive] - ForumsHQ
Re: Chrysler Charger [Archive] - ForumsHQ
Way to necropost people :P I do agree on the charger tho, lots of room under the hood for mods too it looks like.
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barracuda1187
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Re: Chrysler Charger [Archive] - ForumsHQ
Way to necropost people :P
I prefer to think of it as "retro" :monkey:
I prefer to think of it as "retro" :monkey:
Re: Chrysler Charger [Archive] - ForumsHQ
Lol its not necroposting if its the first time i saw the topic is it :P
Anyway i know a shit load about souping up a Slant 6... i used to own a Plymouth Volare and still got it sitting in a friends field if i ever get the time and money to fix it to comply with California smog or till their year limit hits 78 and i can say FUCK IT. I used to beat the shit out of ricers doing uphill racing in it. A ricer might be Great on the flats but you take it up steep hills and they dont make enough torque to keep up to a slant 6.
Anyway i know a shit load about souping up a Slant 6... i used to own a Plymouth Volare and still got it sitting in a friends field if i ever get the time and money to fix it to comply with California smog or till their year limit hits 78 and i can say FUCK IT. I used to beat the shit out of ricers doing uphill racing in it. A ricer might be Great on the flats but you take it up steep hills and they dont make enough torque to keep up to a slant 6.
Re: Chrysler Charger [Archive] - ForumsHQ
I love those cars.
I for one am saving my penny's hopefully by next year I will be a proud owner of one of the new Charger STI's Love that car!
I for one am saving my penny's hopefully by next year I will be a proud owner of one of the new Charger STI's Love that car!
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frip
Re: Chrysler Charger [Archive] - ForumsHQ
With an I6 up front, understeer isn't going to trouble the Chrysler Charger, it would be very neutral on a road course, possibly better than a Z/28 or Boss 302.:cool: