Might be saying Goodbye to the X!
#32
I bought a stick shift! No slushbox for me in a sports car. When I turn the ESP fully off she'll lay sideways in 1st and 2nd when rolling and you floor it. Crap tires! 3rd can be interesting depending on road surface
Better pic
#33
Meh, black. Not really impressed with the choice in wheels either. That little wing is kinda pathetic. The car as a whole really isn't that impressive....... OK I GIVE! I WANT ONE TOO!!! Looks sweet man Still can't believe you thought about letting the X go to those crooks though, shame... SHAME!
#35
#37
Meh, black. Not really impressed with the choice in wheels either. That little wing is kinda pathetic. The car as a whole really isn't that impressive....... OK I GIVE! I WANT ONE TOO!!! Looks sweet man Still can't believe you thought about letting the X go to those crooks though, shame... SHAME!
#38
Good work getting all the big 3. There's so many good cars now from the big 3 and beyond it's sad that anyone gets worked into needing cars from only one brand.
So much BS.
No, you don't. They are a sweet looking car, but fat as hell. Over 4120lbs. We had a dyno day at school a few weeks ago and Johnny rolled his 6.1 SRT8 Challenger, it pulled a whopping 352rwhp with intake, tune, and exhaust. For comparison, the new Coyote 5.0 that rolled up with just an exhaust, intake, and tune laid out 422rwhp through an auto box.
#40
No, you don't. They are a sweet looking car, but fat as hell. Over 4120lbs. We had a dyno day at school a few weeks ago and Johnny rolled his 6.1 SRT8 Challenger, it pulled a whopping 352rwhp with intake, tune, and exhaust. For comparison, the new Coyote 5.0 that rolled up with just an exhaust, intake, and tune laid out 422rwhp through an auto box.
5.7 consistently puts down 330-340 RWHP
6.1 consistently puts down 390-400 RWHP
6.4 consistently puts down 420-440 RWHP
Dynojets Dyno put the lower numbers, Mustang Dyno higher
Bone stock motors, baseline pulls. Same results whether done by major Magazines or private owners. Auto/Stick make almost exact same RWHP, enough that the difference is negligible.
I'm a longtime Mustang fan/Owner. But I don't let that cloud my eyes to facts. Here is my old Baby. 2009 Bullitt
#41
Odd
5.7 consistently puts down 330-340 RWHP
6.1 consistently puts down 390-400 RWHP
6.4 consistently puts down 420-440 RWHP
Dynojets Dyno put the lower numbers, Mustang Dyno higher
Bone stock motors, baseline pulls. Same results whether done by major Magazines or private owners. Auto/Stick make almost exact same RWHP, enough that the difference is negligible.
I'm a longtime Mustang fan/Owner. But I don't let that cloud my eyes to facts. Here is my old Baby. 2009 Bullitt
5.7 consistently puts down 330-340 RWHP
6.1 consistently puts down 390-400 RWHP
6.4 consistently puts down 420-440 RWHP
Dynojets Dyno put the lower numbers, Mustang Dyno higher
Bone stock motors, baseline pulls. Same results whether done by major Magazines or private owners. Auto/Stick make almost exact same RWHP, enough that the difference is negligible.
I'm a longtime Mustang fan/Owner. But I don't let that cloud my eyes to facts. Here is my old Baby. 2009 Bullitt
#42
Facts? Who needs facts?
The Charger is a nice car, I think any of us would be happy with the power the 5.7L makes. Yeah the Mustang is faster, but is that really going to matter to anyone NOT on the drag strip?
Looks like on the K&N dyno the Charger puts down around 340 HP and the 5.0L Mustang around 380.
The Charger is a nice car, I think any of us would be happy with the power the 5.7L makes. Yeah the Mustang is faster, but is that really going to matter to anyone NOT on the drag strip?
Looks like on the K&N dyno the Charger puts down around 340 HP and the 5.0L Mustang around 380.
#43
As per Motor Trend:
Chllenger R/T - 13.5 @ 105.9 MPH
2011 Dodge Challenger R/T first test - Motor Trend All Pages
Mustang GT - 12.7 @ 111.6 MPH
2011 BMW M3 Coupe vs. 2011 Ford Mustang GT Comparison - Motor Trend
But if you're not on the drag strip who's gonna care? I'd be happy in a Challenger. Even happier in a Charger with a real back seat.
Chllenger R/T - 13.5 @ 105.9 MPH
2011 Dodge Challenger R/T first test - Motor Trend All Pages
Mustang GT - 12.7 @ 111.6 MPH
2011 BMW M3 Coupe vs. 2011 Ford Mustang GT Comparison - Motor Trend
But if you're not on the drag strip who's gonna care? I'd be happy in a Challenger. Even happier in a Charger with a real back seat.
#44
As per Motor Trend:
Chllenger R/T - 13.5 @ 105.9 MPH
2011 Dodge Challenger R/T first test - Motor Trend All Pages
Mustang GT - 12.7 @ 111.6 MPH
2011 BMW M3 Coupe vs. 2011 Ford Mustang GT Comparison - Motor Trend
But if you're not on the drag strip who's gonna care? I'd be happy in a Challenger. Even happier in a Charger with a real back seat.
Trust me on that one!
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#45
Im happy to provide pictures and video of results the next time it runs. Considering we just built an NA LS that prints a hair over 1000hp and help out on the three 5th gen COPO's on the race team... Like Apoc said lol. Kthxbye.
Just stating what printed on the screen. It's a non-impedance style dyno, no idea the brand although it's known to print slightly lower numbers so Tylus is on to something.
Also found out that dip**** ran his car with the nitrous tune while NA so he was 5* retarded on the timing map, timing can make or break for sure. That said, on bottle the best printed was 477hp - not a huge hit, just something to play with.
Still given everything out there currently for domestic muscle/pony cars, I'd pick a Challenger if I could fit comfortably. Hate the 5th-gen Camaro's and Mustangs just aren't my thing.
Bah who am I kidding, I'll pick the Chevelle every time
Just stating what printed on the screen. It's a non-impedance style dyno, no idea the brand although it's known to print slightly lower numbers so Tylus is on to something.
Also found out that dip**** ran his car with the nitrous tune while NA so he was 5* retarded on the timing map, timing can make or break for sure. That said, on bottle the best printed was 477hp - not a huge hit, just something to play with.
Still given everything out there currently for domestic muscle/pony cars, I'd pick a Challenger if I could fit comfortably. Hate the 5th-gen Camaro's and Mustangs just aren't my thing.
Bah who am I kidding, I'll pick the Chevelle every time