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Cell phone pics on a cold windy night, sorry for poor quality
Originally Posted by Bully Medic
Forget the naysayers. SRT-4's can be pretty quick cars with a few modifications, and the horsepower is cheap. I find it to be a good, affordable car for someone who only cares about modding to be fast. A stage 3 hung with my mildly modded Evo VIII and my buddies highly modded SRT-4 was neck and neck with my highly modded SRT-8. Stock turbo will be the bottleneck in his system, and you should take him at this point. If he upgrades the turbo at 22psi, it will be a drivers race.
Yea I couldn't believe how cheap it was to mod these things. you can get a real nice on for around $9-10K, and another $10K, and you will have a very fast car. But I cant help but think it is too small. After seeing it next to the 55, It did indeed look like a toy car. You should see how much room is left in one of my garage bays with this in it... Its unbelievably small.
Cell phone pics on a cold windy night, sorry for poor quality
Yea I couldn't believe how cheap it was to mod these things. you can get a real nice on for around $9-10K, and another $10K, and you will have a very fast car. But I cant help but think it is too small. After seeing it next to the 55, It did indeed look like a toy car. You should see how much room is left in one of my garage bays with this in it... Its unbelievably small.
It looked like the pull from 80 - 100 took something like 8 seconds.
An E55 with a bad IC pump could beat that.
-G
Yes, he was WOT, but there were 4 adults in the car. Were going to try it out again, with just 2, and low on gas. In the 1rst gear pull vid, at the end he stopped because of a county cop, thats what hes talking about at the end of the video.
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