SoCalCivicSI
Car Addict
- First Name
- Jerry
- Joined
- Oct 13, 2018
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- Messages
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- Vehicle(s)
- 2018 Aegean Blue Civic SI, 2006 2.4 5 Speed EX Accord Sedan, 1973 Ford Ranchero 500, 351 C with 73 Boss 351 block and internals, Holley 750, Edelbrock manifold
Dodge Challenger SRT 392 (485hp)...or a Hellcat.(707hp)
Or if I want to really save some money the RT "Scatpack" which has the 392 V8 with 485hp but is about $5,000 less than a SRT with the same motor, but upgraded suspension.
Love the look of the Challenger, even the 3.6 305hp V6 is fun to drive...and gets about 32mpg on the highway.
These Challengers handle AMAZINGLY well for a 4,000 car, I had 3 of them.
In fact when I was pushing my new SI through my favorite twisties here in the So Cal mountains I couldn't push the SI any faster than my Challenger RT....I was stunned!! I didn't realize the Challenger handled so well.
Maybe it's the wider stance of the Challenger?
Or if I want to really save some money the RT "Scatpack" which has the 392 V8 with 485hp but is about $5,000 less than a SRT with the same motor, but upgraded suspension.
Love the look of the Challenger, even the 3.6 305hp V6 is fun to drive...and gets about 32mpg on the highway.
These Challengers handle AMAZINGLY well for a 4,000 car, I had 3 of them.
In fact when I was pushing my new SI through my favorite twisties here in the So Cal mountains I couldn't push the SI any faster than my Challenger RT....I was stunned!! I didn't realize the Challenger handled so well.
Maybe it's the wider stance of the Challenger?
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